[email protected]: Switch to GH release artifacts #14768
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Since the current version of manifest uses GH to check new version but another source as (unversioned) download link it regularly results in hash check failed issues after version update (see history of commits) when a new release has already been published, but the corresponding binary has not yet been uploaded to the site.
Looks like using GH release artifacts will fix this issue.
This PR:
switches download/autoupdate urls to use GH release artifacts;
uses .nupkg instead of .exe to avoid additional extraction via
pre_install;adds hash autoupdate.
Use conventional PR title:
<manifest-name[@version]|chore>: <general summary of the pull request>I have read the Contributing Guide