scripts: build, sign and install locally so the Accessibility grant survives a rebuild - #25
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Every rebuild produces a new adhoc signature, and macOS anchors the Accessibility grant to the binary's cdhash. So each
swift buildfollowed by a copy into/usr/local/bincosts another trip to System Settings — which is enough friction that you stop testing the hotkey path.This signs with a self-signed certificate created once in the login keychain, so the designated requirement stays
identifier parrot and certificate leaf = H"…"across rebuilds and the grant holds. No admin rights, no Developer ID.It also boots the LaunchAgent out and back in, so the running daemon is the one you just built.
Split out of the branches I had it buried in; it stands alone and touches one file.