cask: preserve quarantine for notarized releases - #132
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Nifro v0.9.1 is now signed with Developer ID and notarized. Remove the cask postflight that cleared quarantine so macOS can assess downloaded apps normally. Version and checksums were updated in #131. Update the release handbook to record the verified release instead of its earlier missing-credential status.
Verified both published DMGs against their release SHA-256 digests, version 0.9.1, thin architectures, and Nifro’s exact signing certificate for the app and share extension. Both passed strict signature verification, stapled-ticket validation, and Gatekeeper assessment with
source=Notarized Developer ID. Images were mounted read-only and detached without installing.ruby -c Casks/nifro.rbandgit diff --checkpass.