fix: replace POSIX::tmpnam with File::Temp in csshX and csshX.iterm scripts#111
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The error related to deprecated and unimplemented POSIX::tmpnam() occurred in both
csshXandcsshX.itermscripts.This change replaces all calls to
POSIX::tmpnam()with the saferFile::Tempmodule, in line with modern Perl best practices.This prevents runtime errors caused by
POSIX::tmpnam()being unimplemented in macOS Perl 5.34+.Tested on both scripts locally, both now run without errors.
✅ Confirmed stable on macOS Sequoia Version 15.5 (Apple Silicon, Perl 5.34)