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convert 101 :no_check
Casks to HTTPS URLs
#4968
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convert 101 `:no_check` Casks to HTTPS URLs
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These are a bit less tested than those in #4967, because they could not be checked against a Casked SHA-256.
However, the downloads from both the HTTP or HTTPS variants had the same checksum, and obvious errors such as empty responses were removed.
Spot-checking looked good.
So, while there may be a few broken links in here, such links are equally broken in both HTTP and HTTPS, so there should be no loss to the user. Therefore I think it should be OK to merge en masse.
Testing this further would be a use case for
brew cask audit --stage
, which is mentioned in passing in #4678.