Remove unused brew packages and casks #253
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Removed several brew packages and cask applications from the Brewfile.
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Pull request overview
This PR cleans up the Brewfile by removing unused Homebrew packages and cask applications that are no longer needed for the machine setup. The changes align with the repository's purpose of automating personal development machine setup by removing tools that are not currently in use.
Key Changes:
- Removed 3 brew packages:
pulumi,six, andholmesgpt - Removed 10 cask applications:
010-editor,app-fair,azure-data-studio,burp-suite,chirp,electrum,nosql-workbench,pgadmin4,rectangle, andzoom
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Removed several brew packages and cask applications from the Brewfile.