#!/bin/bash## Add the `@executable_path/../Frameworks` rpath to one or more Mach-O# binaries, skipping any binary that already carries it.## `install_name_tool -add_rpath` treats an existing LC_RPATH for the same path# as an error, and cargo-bundle 0.11.0 adds this rpath itself whenever it# copies at least one framework into the bundle. Bins that declare# `osx_frameworks` (`dev`, `stable`, `preview`) therefore arrive with the rpath# already set, while bins that declare none (`warp`, `warp-oss`) still need us# to add it, so the add has to be conditional rather than dropped. set -euo pipefail FRAMEWORKS_RPATH="@executable_path/../Frameworks" if [[ $# -lt 1 ]]; then  echo "Usage: $0 <binary-path>..." >&2  exit 1fi for binary_path in "$@"; do  if [[ ! -f "$binary_path" ]]; then    echo "No binary to add an rpath to at $binary_path" >&2    exit 1  fi   # `path` is the LC_RPATH payload field; other load commands (LC_LOAD_DYLIB  # and friends) name their payload differently, so track the enclosing command  # rather than matching the field name alone.  existing_rpaths="$(    otool -l "$binary_path" | awk '      $1 == "cmd" { in_rpath = ($2 == "LC_RPATH"); next }      in_rpath && $1 == "path" { print $2 }    '  )"   if grep -Fxq "$FRAMEWORKS_RPATH" <<< "$existing_rpaths"; then    echo "$binary_path already has an LC_RPATH for $FRAMEWORKS_RPATH, skipping"  else    echo "Adding $FRAMEWORKS_RPATH rpath to $binary_path to support mac frameworks (e.g. Sentry)"    install_name_tool -add_rpath "$FRAMEWORKS_RPATH" "$binary_path"  fidone