Wrong tap when listing installed casks from custom taps using `--json=v2 --installed` about brew

[apainintheneck]

brew/Library/Homebrew/cask/caskroom.rb

Lines 57 to 66 in e8430b2

	def self.casks(config: nil)
	tokens.sort.filter_map do |token|
	CaskLoader.load(token, config:, warn: false)
	rescue TapCaskAmbiguityError => e
	T.must(e.loaders.first).load(config:)
	rescue
	# Don't blow up because of a single unavailable cask.
	nil
	end
	end

This is the method that is used to load installed casks in the brew info command. It just grabs all directories in the caskroom and uses the base name of each of them to parse the token. Since this particular token is ambiguous (it's in multiple taps) and we're using the short token, it falls back to the first cask with a matching token which happens to be the one in homebrew/cask.

We do store the original caskfile that was used during installation so we could potentially try to get the full token from there. At the end of the day, this sort of situation will eventually be elegantly handled by adding an install receipt for casks (see #17013).