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Shared files: PasswordGen joins the siblings - #9
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PasswordGen's release.sh (sevmorris/ppg#3) uses the shared dmgbuild settings and check-shared.sh, so it joins SIBLINGS and the shared files' header. The same edit in every sibling repo, merged together, keeps the copies byte-identical. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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PasswordGen now releases with a standard
release.sh(sevmorris/ppg#3), using the shared dmgbuild settings andcheck-shared.sh. This adds it toSIBLINGSand to the shared files' header.The edit is identical in all eight repos, so the copies stay byte-identical; I've checked all eight have the same SHA-256 for each file. Merge all eight together: this PR, ppg#3 and the PRs in the other six siblings. After merging, pull every local clone before the next release, because each preflight compares against the siblings' local copies.
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