On iOS the CIO client engine competed with Darwin as the default engine and
has no TLS on Kotlin/Native, so HTTPS requests (e.g. plugin discovery) failed.
Remove ktor-client-cio and build every client through a Koin-provided
HttpClientFactory that owns one client on the platform default engine
(Darwin on iOS, OkHttp on Android/desktop). Consumers use the shared
default/json clients or derive their own via create { }, sharing the engine.
- Flatpak manifest (GNOME 51, libvlc built from source) installing from a new
portable spotube-linux-<version>-<arch>.tar.xz, shared with the AUR package
- Release workflow builds and attaches the Linux tarballs for x86_64 and aarch64
- Package files are JMustache templates rendered by :composeApp:renderPackaging<Target>
with the version, release asset checksums and git-cliff release notes; the
metainfo release history is generated
- Publish workflow (workflow_dispatch, release tag input) renders once and pushes to
Flathub, the AUR, WinGet (PR from team-spotube/winget-pkgs) and Chocolatey
- Chocolatey and WinGet updated for the NSIS installer
