Speed up and Fix Docker on Mac using Colima #22
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GitHub recently added Colima to their images.
Colima provides container runtimes on macOS (and Linux) with minimal setup, which means you can run docker without having to install Docker for macOS and run into licensing issues (actions/runner-images#2150).
This speeds up the macOS implementation by a huge amount because VirtualBox is no longer required.
I also tightened up the homebrew installer so that it doesn't have to update. I did this by being explicit about which repository I wanted to grab the sqltools from.