fix(brew): suppress cask stdout/stderr during install#100
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Remove the pre-install 'Installing X...' PrintLine and switch installCaskWithProgress from transparent stdout/stderr to brewCombinedOutputWithTTY — same approach as formula installs. Result: formula and cask now both show only our own completion lines (✔/✗) with elapsed time. No more mixing of brew's verbose output with our UI messages. Error strings are also properly parsed via parseBrewError instead of returning a bare 'install failed'.
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Motivation
Formula and cask installs now use one unified voice: our own `✔ pkg (Xs)` / `✗ pkg (error)` completion lines, spinner + elapsed in the sticky bar. No more brew verbose output interleaved with our UI messages.
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