Add rebuild step RuboCop checks#22515
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- avoid Ruby-only `post_install` for common desktop cache rebuilds - keep API steps structured instead of serialising raw commands - document the stable runtime surface before lint conversions
- defer autocorrection until rebuild actions are in stable releases - keep cask audits limited to cask-supported step methods - catch exact formula cache rebuild patterns conservatively
Code Coverage OverviewLanguages: Ruby Ruby / code-coverage/simplecovThe overall coverage in the branch remains at 78%, unchanged from the branch. Show a code coverage summary of the most impacted files.
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