chrg6 ff4b6772f9 Build the Linux AppImage on a GitHub Actions Linux runner and attach it to each release. ...

The release is assembled on Windows, and the AppImage needs Linux (the translator's native build and
appimagetool), so releases carried no Linux download. .github/workflows/linux-appimage.yml runs when a
release is published, or by hand for a tag: it builds the translator, takes the button art from the
release's own app zip, runs tools/make_appimage.py, checks that the AppImage starts and uploads it with
its SHA-256 to that release. tools/make_appimage.py takes --prompt-art as make_kit.py does and bundles
pillow, so an AppImage build can draw the Xbox, PlayStation and keyboard prompts.

Pull request #273 by loteran, taken as it is. Added: the workflow installs glslc and spirv-tools, which
make_appimage.py needs since the runtime's shaders are compiled at build time.

The workflow does nothing until this file is on the repository's default branch on GitHub; from then on
every published release starts it, with write access to that release. It was not run here, and
make_appimage.py only passes a syntax check on Windows.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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ISSUE_TEMPLATE

Release pass: fix crashes, freezes and races, cut VRAM use, and translate more shaders.

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workflows

Build the Linux AppImage on a GitHub Actions Linux runner and attach it to each release.

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