Add superfile to every edition #79
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Adds superfile (spf), the terminal file manager, to common.yml so every edition ships it.
Fedora and Terra don't package it and the two COPRs (lolfail/superfile, vibewill/superfile) are stale with only fedora-41/42 chroots and old versions, so this bakes the static Go binary from the upstream GitHub release using the same pattern as tea: resolve the latest tag at build time so it tracks upstream, download the linux-amd64 tarball, verify it against the checksums file the release publishes, and install the binary to /usr/bin/spf. Currently resolves to v1.6.0; I ran the snippet end to end locally and the checksum verifies and the binary runs.
One difference from the tea snippet is called out in a comment: GitHub pretty-prints its API JSON (space after the colon), so the tag_name grep allows whitespace where the Gitea one doesn't have to.
🧪 Test this PR on a real install
Once the build checks on this PR pass, a signed test image is published for each edition this PR builds. Pick the one matching your hardware and, from an existing Monolith install (which already has the signing policy), rebase onto it:
gnomekdexfcecosmicbudgiehyprland-noctaliahyprland-dmsniri-noctalianiri-dmsnourishgnome-nvidiakde-nvidiaxfce-nvidiacosmic-nvidiabudgie-nvidiahyprland-noctalia-nvidiahyprland-dms-nvidianiri-noctalia-nvidianiri-dms-nvidianourish-nvidiaThe tags are rebuilt on every new commit here, so
rpm-ostree upgradepulls the latest build. When you're done testing, return to your edition's released image (:latest).The commands cover the editions this PR affected when it was opened; commits that touch more editions publish their tags too, just without a refreshed comment. The test tags stop updating once this PR is merged or closed.