dictator 2.2.328 (new cask)

[upsoftt]

New cask for Dictator — a desktop speech-to-text and dictation app: recognition runs
locally through whisper.cpp, with live captions, text-to-speech and offline translation.
Universal .pkg, macOS 11+.

Updated to 2.2.328 (the current macOS build). The install and uninstall boxes, left
unticked in the first revision, are now ticked because both were actually run — details
below the checklist.

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• I did not use AI/LLM to create this PR, or I disclosed the tool/model below and reviewed its output, including zap stanza paths; I did not attribute commits to AI and will answer maintainer questions and review comments myself without AI/LLM.

AI disclosure: this cask and the PR text were prepared with Claude (Opus 5) acting as
an assistant, and its output was reviewed before submission. The commits carry no AI
attribution. The zap paths were checked against the app's actual bundle identifier
com.bozex.dictator rather than guessed, and every command in the checklist above was run
on a real macOS 15.7 machine with its output read.

On install/uninstall. The only macOS machine available already had a working copy of
this app in /Applications, which is why those two boxes were honestly left unticked
before. They are ticked now because the run was done safely: the bundle and its
/var/db/receipts/com.bozex.dictator.* entry were backed up, the cask was installed and
uninstalled from a scratch tap, and both were restored afterwards. Install reported
The upgrade was successful and put 2.2.328 in /Applications/Dictator.app; uninstall
removed the bundle and forgot the receipt — verified with pkgutil --pkg-info before and
after each step. The already refused search was run for dictator and returned this PR
only.

Two changes since the first revision:

• version 2.2.322 → 2.2.328, with the sha256 taken from the published file;
• livecheck now reads the version out of the macOS filename in latest.json instead of
  the top-level version key. Platform builds are cut independently, so the release
  number can run ahead of the macOS package (2.2.335 vs 2.2.328 today) and the previous
  strategy would have pointed at a file that does not exist on the server.

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[bevanjkay]

Suggested change

	json["files"]["macosPkg"][/Dictator_([\d.]+)_universal\.pkg/, 1]
	json["version"]

[bevanjkay]

Suggested change

	desc "Speech to text, dictation and offline translation that run on your own machine"
	desc "Speech to text, dictation and offline translation"