fix(scripts): replace sed -i with perl for macOS compatibility#2179
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BSD sed on macOS requires a backup extension argument with -i (e.g., sed -i '' "s/..."), while GNU sed does not. Without it, the substitution pattern is treated as the backup extension, causing silent failure. The rest of the codebase (setup-claude-md.sh) already uses perl for cross-platform text manipulation. Align sync-version.sh with that pattern.
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This restores the pre-jonckr runtime, hook, and team behavior by reverting the five owner-scoped merge commits on top of origin/dev. The rollback stays narrowly focused on the affected source/script surfaces so reviewers can audit the history against the original PRs. Constraint: Owner-directed rollback to pre-jonckr runtime behavior after CI/base-red fallout Constraint: Must revert merge commits #2175 #2176 #2177 #2178 #2179 with mainline parent 1 semantics Rejected: Manual file-by-file rollback | weaker audit trail and easier to miss behavior edges Rejected: Partial rollback that keeps #2177-#2179 fixes | conflicts with the requested rollback scope Confidence: medium Scope-risk: moderate Reversibility: clean Directive: Reassess the reverted hook contract, fd-cleanup, and macOS version-sync behavior before reintroducing any of these changes Tested: npx vitest run src/team/__tests__/tmux-session.test.ts Tested: npx vitest run src/__tests__/pre-tool-enforcer.test.ts src/__tests__/bedrock-lm-suffix-hook.test.ts Tested: npx vitest run src/hooks/persistent-mode/stop-hook-blocking.test.ts Tested: node version consistency check for package/plugin/marketplace versions Tested: npx tsc --noEmit Tested: npm run lint Tested: npm run build Tested: npm pack + local prefix install smoke (`omc --version`, `omc --help`) Not-tested: Full `npm test -- --run` remains red on `src/__tests__/hooks-command-escaping.test.ts` with an unrelated Windows-style plugin-root path failure outside the reverted files Related: PR #2175 Related: PR #2176 Related: PR #2177 Related: PR #2178 Related: PR #2179
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Summary
sync-version.shusessed -i "s/..."which is GNU sed syntaxsed -irequires a backup extension argument (e.g.,sed -i '' "s/...")setup-claude-md.sh) already usesperlfor cross-platform text manipulationFix
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sed -icalls withperl -i -pe, which behaves identically on both GNU/Linux and macOS. The regex patterns are unchanged.Test plan
perl -i -peproduces identical output on macOSsed -icalls remain in the file