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This commit adds snapcraft.yaml to enable building CCExtractor as a snap package. The snap package allows users to install CCExtractor on any Linux distribution that supports snaps, without worrying about distribution-specific dependencies or build requirements. Features: - Supports amd64 and arm64 architectures - Includes all necessary dependencies (tesseract, libcurl, etc.) - Strict confinement with appropriate plugs for file access - Uses the existing build script from linux/build Resolves CCExtractor#1583
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Please check for existing PRs before submitting duplicates. If you want to help with Snap support, consider contributing to PR #1998 instead. |
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