Add the Homebrew installation to Navidrome documentation and maintain this installation method.

[Intro1997]

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Description of issue

Navidrome is a great tool, but the release page of the repo does not provide an arm64 version for macOS. I learned from the maintainer of navidrome that it can be installed using homebrew. I have used it for a while and it works well without any problems.

However, this installation method is not mentioned in the documentation of navidrome because it is not packaged by the maintainer of navidrome(see here). The maintainer of navidrome welcomes me to submit a document update for the supplementary installation method and hopes to explain where this installation method is maintained.

Installing and using navidrome through homebrew facilitates subsequent updates and management, so I hope that this installation method can be updated to the documentation of navidrome.

I noticed by checking blame that the maintainers of homebrew navidrome are @printfn and @chenrui333. I would like to ask if you agree to update this installation method to the official documentation?

[SMillerDev]

Homebrew doesn't have individual package maintainers. If you want to add something somewhere, go ahead.

[Intro1997]

Homebrew doesn't have individual package maintainers. If you want to add something somewhere, go ahead.

Sorry, I don't quite understand some of Homebrew's rules about contributors. Are you saying that the author of *.rb formula file that contributes to homebrew has no responsibility to maintain it?

[SMillerDev]

Are you saying that the author of *.rb formula file that contributes to homebrew has no responsibility to maintain it?

No explicit responsibility, no. If it breaks and nobody is there to fix it it'll just be disabled and removed.

[Intro1997]

Are you saying that the author of *.rb formula file that contributes to homebrew has no responsibility to maintain it?

No explicit responsibility, no. If it breaks and nobody is there to fix it it'll just be disabled and removed.

Ok, I got it. Thanks for your reply.