deprecate_disable: beginning to phase out Quick Look plugins #20732
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brew stylewith your changes locally?brew typecheckwith your changes locally?brew testswith your changes locally?Old-style Quick Look plugins (those with a
.qlgeneratorextension) were deprecated since Catalina, and Apple decided to remove support for them last year since Sequoia. This means that the 38 casks withqlpluginartifacts will no longer work on Sequoia and newer systems. Given that Sonoma support will likely be dropped from the CI next year, this means that shortly after macOS 27's release, these casks will no longer work on any Tier 1 configuration.Most of the casks mentioned are not updated for several years at this point. Newer QL plugins will utilize the Quick Look Thumbnailing Extension and appear directly as a normal
.app, for example QLVideo.Therefore, this PR tries to add a reason in preparation for their deprecation.