* Fix plugins paths for windows builds due recent changes in rizin
* Disable openssl support for yara win
* Disable use_sys_yara in linux/osx/win builds
Crash dumps generated with breakpad were not made use of to an extent
that would justify the extra maintenance overhead that it comes with. As
Windows builds have recently been broken by it, now is a good time to
retire it.
This builds a real tarball, as opposed to the flawed GitHub-generated
one, and also includes the following changes:
Individual builds now have dedicated names like "linux-x86_64". The
structure in the yml is now very similar to how it is in rizin.
Since that means builds are renamed, the filename has also been changed
from the meaningless "ccpp.yml" to "ci.yml", as that would have happened
sooner or later anyway and now will not produce additional intermediate
rename states.
The workflow name inside that file is now also just "CI" since adding
"Cutter" there is redundant.
API usage has been adjusted.
There are now also cmake config files directly installed by Rizin itself, so we don't need to keep a custom FindRizin.cmake file in Cutter. This remove that file and just uses `find_package(Rizin COMPONENTS Core)`, which will use the cmake files installed on the system.
* Enable running of macOS packaging in GHA, most of the work done in dedbabde56
* Cleanup breakpad handling
* Have single version of main executable in folder expected by macOS and most tools instead of executable+symlink+shell script
* Handle Breakpad library lookup in more CMake way using FindBreakpad just like it's done on other platforms and packages
* Refactor error handling in some of the shell scripts to use `set -e` instead of `|| exit 1` for each command.
* Fix DMG background setup
* Run cutter appimage packaging in GHA.
* Update cutter-deps.
* Switch to older visual studio due to pyside having problems parsing MSVC
headers.
* Take GIL in the injected code fragment #2511.
* Move Ubuntu 16.04 sytem dependencies build to GHA.
* Downgrade some of the software installed on Github VMs to better match
what's available on Ubuntu 16.04
* Disable breakpad tools, we dont use them and some of them require fresh linux kernel for compilation.
* First version of cpack scripts
* Fix python binding building using CMake on windows
* Package python and pyside in the cpack package
* Run windeployqt as part of packaging to include the Qt dlls and vcruntime installer
