chore: prepare 0.5.0 Linux and Windows release

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The release destination is
https://server2.sorokin-oleg-edu.xyz/replicated/learnharness.
Version **0.4.0 targets Linux x64 and Windows x64**, with each platform built
Version **0.5.0 targets Linux x64 and Windows x64**, with each platform built
and verified on its native operating system. The upstream GitHub workflow and three-platform packaging
configuration remain available as reference in `.github/workflows/release.yml`
and `electron-builder.yml`.
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xvfb-run -a node scripts/smoke-demo-runtime.mjs --standalone dist/linux-unpacked/resources/server/standalone --runtime dist/linux-unpacked/learnharness --browser
```
The Linux portion of 0.4.0 has these attachments:
The Linux portion of 0.5.0 has these attachments:
- `LearnHarness-0.4.0-x86_64.AppImage`
- `LearnHarness-0.4.0-amd64.deb`
- `LearnHarness-0.5.0-x86_64.AppImage`
- `LearnHarness-0.5.0-amd64.deb`
- `latest-linux.yml`
- `SHA256SUMS`
## Preparing Windows packages
Use a clean checkout of the same `v0.4.0` tag on Windows x64 with Node 26 and Git
for Windows. Keep build tools and logs outside the checkout. The local Windows
checkout used for this release is `~/Documents/Gitea/learnharness`.
Use a clean checkout of the same `v0.5.0` tag on Windows x64 with Node 26 and Git
for Windows. Keep build tools and logs outside the checkout. The Windows
release checkout is `~/Documents/Gitea/learnharness-release-0.5.0`, linked to the
existing repository in `~/Documents/Gitea/learnharness`.
In PowerShell, stop after any failed command:
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Windows contributes three attachments:
- `LearnHarness-0.4.0-x64-setup.exe`
- `LearnHarness-0.4.0-x64-setup.exe.blockmap`
- `LearnHarness-0.5.0-x64-setup.exe`
- `LearnHarness-0.5.0-x64-setup.exe.blockmap`
- `latest.yml`
The combined release has **seven attachments**, including one `SHA256SUMS`
covering all six other files. Verify that `latest.yml` names the Windows
installer exactly, reports version `0.4.0`, and matches the installer's actual
installer exactly, reports version `0.5.0`, and matches the installer's actual
size and SHA-512. Its gzip blockmap must cover the installer and match every
block checksum. Confirm the packaged `resources/app-update.yml` uses the Gitea
generic provider. Windows builds follow upstream's unsigned, per-user installer
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Commit and push the release source, then push its exact annotated tag:
```sh
git tag -a v0.4.0 -m 'LearnHarness 0.4.0'
git push gitea main v0.4.0
git tag -a v0.5.0 -m 'LearnHarness 0.5.0'
git push gitea main v0.5.0
```
Supply `GITEA_TOKEN` only to the upload command. A token file may remain outside
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tag, uploads missing assets, and downloads every attachment to verify its actual
SHA-256 against the local verified build. Existing mismatched attachments and
published releases are refused. It never publishes or changes repository
visibility. Release notes come from `docs/release-0.4.0.md`.
visibility. Release notes come from `docs/release-0.5.0.md`.
This uploader and its remote verifier enforce a **Linux-only** inventory. They
will refuse a combined Linux/Windows draft. For the combined 0.4.0 release, add
will refuse a combined Linux/Windows draft. For the combined 0.5.0 release, add
the verified Windows attachments to the existing draft and replace `SHA256SUMS`
with the combined manifest. Keep the Linux installers and feed unchanged. Check
all seven attachment names, sizes, and actual downloaded hashes against the
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workflow with an existing release tag as input. It requires a native Linux x64
runner labeled `ubuntu-24.04`, the label used by upstream's Linux release job,
plus the native Electron dependencies and `xvfb-run`. There were no runners
registered when 0.4.0 was prepared, so its packages are built locally. A tag push
registered when 0.5.0 was prepared, so its packages are built locally. A tag push
does not queue a job that cannot run.
The workflow uses the repository's ephemeral `GITEA_TOKEN` with release-write
permission only in the final upload step. It checks out the requested tag without
persisting credentials and leaves the result as a verified draft. Public pull
requests cannot trigger this publishing workflow. This workflow remains
Linux-only; the combined 0.4.0 draft was assembled from local native builds.
Linux-only; the combined 0.5.0 draft was assembled from local native builds.
Windows has its own standalone payload and smoke checks, as described above.