Remove the formula install-step var default (29/29) - #23373
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Formula install-step paths now serialise only a base that was explicitly specified. RuboCop prevents relative official-tap paths from relying on the current working directory.
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Needs #23404
Needs Homebrew/homebrew-core#296288
Stop adding base: var implicitly when formula install steps are serialised.
Official taps are protected by the preceding RuboCop enforcement and have migrated existing paths to explicit bases.
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