Add unsigned desktop releases for macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu - #2
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Summary
SHA256SUMSand explicit unsigned-build installation warningsWhy
Tcode needs repeatable downloadable desktop builds for macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu. Keeping the packaging configuration in this private standalone repository makes releases independently maintainable while certificates and signing infrastructure are deferred.
Validation
npm run test:desktop-release-config: 4 passinggit diff --checkpassedNotes
The generated applications are intentionally unsigned. macOS Gatekeeper and Windows SmartScreen may warn users on first launch. The release workflow includes SHA-256 checksums so downloads can be verified.