If you have made a recent change to the Zsh shell profile file i.e. .zshrc file (located under ~ on macOS/Linux) and you want to reload Zsh to apply the changes, there are few ways you can try.
Option 1: Zsh Command
Simply run the zsh command again on the terminal. This will refresh and reload the Zsh Shell.
I have added an echo "ZSH File Reloaded!" just to test this out.
Option 2: Source Command
Make use of the source command followed path to the .zshrc path.
% source ~/.zshrc
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