docs: add Homebrew installation instructions #848
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During the "Learn how to fuzz like a pro" workshop (16.11.2022) Anish mentioned that it is possible to install echidna with Homebrew. It seems that this information is missing in the main Echidna readme. I've spent some time fighting with the docker container setup and later found out that you can simply `brew install echidna`. I think that adding this information would be helpful for beginner users like me. Such instruction is already present in the [building secure smart contracts repo](https://github.com/crytic/building-secure-contracts/tree/master/program-analysis/echidna#installation).
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elopez
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Nov 16, 2022
Commit incorporates changes proposed by @elopez: - More appropriate section title - Info about dependencies installed with `brew install echidna` - additional info about `echidna` Homebrew Formula Co-authored-by: Emilio López <2642849+elopez@users.noreply.github.com>
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Tweaked a little the order to favor the usage of precompiled binaries. This is ready to merge. |
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During the "Learn how to fuzz like a pro" workshop (16.11.2022) Anish mentioned that it is possible to install echidna with Homebrew. It seems that this information is missing in the main Echidna readme. I've spent some time fighting with the docker container setup and later found out that you can simply
brew install echidna. I think that adding this information would be helpful for beginner users like me.Such instruction is already present in the building secure smart contracts repo.