fix: use brew upgrade --cask codex to avoid warnings and ambiguity
#9823
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Fixes #9822
Summary
Make the Homebrew upgrade command explicit by using
brew upgrade --cask codex.Motivation
During the Codex self-update, Homebrew can emit an avoidable warning because the
name
codexresolves to a cask:While the upgrade succeeds, this relies on implicit name resolution and produces
unnecessary output during the update flow.
Why
--caskcodexformula is ever introducedContext
This restores the
--caskflag that was removed in #6238 after being considered“not necessary” during review: #6238 (comment).