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Curated landing output for bare fabro

Running fabro with no subcommand used to dump the full clap --help reference, which buried the commands most users actually need. The bare command now prints a short, colorized guide organized by lifecycle stage — Set up, Author workflows, Run workflows, Inspect runs — with a Discord callout and a pointer to fabro help for the full reference. fabro --help and fabro help still render the comprehensive command listing unchanged.

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Homebrew-aware upgrade flow

If you installed Fabro via Homebrew, the upgrade path now knows. The background upgrade nag fetches the Fabro tap’s versions.json instead of GitHub’s latest release, so notifications stay in sync with what brew update can actually install. Running fabro upgrade on a Homebrew-managed binary refuses to overwrite it and prints the correct brew upgrade command instead. 
$ fabro upgrade
Fabro was installed via Homebrew. To upgrade, run:
  brew upgrade fabro
The cache distinguishes fabro, fabro-nightly, and tarball installs, so switching between them no longer leaves stale version data behind.

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More

  • Added fabro docs to the landing output’s Set up section
  • fabro upgrade --dry-run on Homebrew installs prints the brew upgrade command and exits 0
  • Published multi-arch (linux/amd64, linux/arm64) server images to ghcr.io/fabro-sh/fabro with :latest, :nightly, and per-version tags
  • Added an automated nightly release pipeline that publishes a fresh pre-release at 09:00 UTC each day
  • The Fabro Homebrew tap now publishes a fabro-beta formula on pre-release tags alongside the stable fabro formula
  • Fixed fabro uninstall leaving behind ~/.fabro/tmp/ in release builds when background telemetry flushing would re-create the directory after removal