docs: use explicit install for macOS #131
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There is a cask in Homebrew also called Alloy. While it doesn't collide with a formula called Alloy, it can be confusing. This commit changes the instructions to explicitly install the Formula from the Grafana tap.
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The brew services restart alloy command is still correct, since that's not referring to a Formula and just a service installed by a Formula.
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There is a cask in Homebrew also called Alloy. While it doesn't collide with a formula called Alloy, it can be confusing.
This commit changes the instructions to explicitly install the Formula from the Grafana tap.