[hotfix] Fix post-release japicmp update script for macOS#26182
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Mac uses BSD sed that requires an explicit extension for -i option. This works universally for both GNU and BSD sed.
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Mac uses BSD sed that requires an explicit extension for
-ioption. This works universally for both GNU and BSD sed.I believe it previously caused issues with
@PublicEvolvingjavacmp exclusions not being correctly removed after the release which led to incompatible changes being merged. Without the fix, the pom file gets modified incompletely, with an error message that is easy to misssed: 1: "../pom.xml": invalid command code .Note: to reproduce current erroneous behavior, put a couple of lines between the
MARKER:comments in pom.xml