fix(ci): AUR bump compatible with the two-source PKGBUILD (binary + icon)#51
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…con) colony-bin now ships the hicolor icon as a second source with its own stable hash. The bump seds targeted the single sha256sums line and would have either matched nothing or clobbered both hashes on the next release: the binary hash now lives in a dedicated _binsha variable, and the .SRCINFO sed replaces only the first sha256sums line.
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colony-bin installe maintenant l'icône hicolor (2e source, hash stable). Les
seddu job AUR visaient l'unique lignesha256sumset auraient soit raté leur cible soit écrasé les deux hashes à la prochaine release : le hash du binaire vit maintenant dans une variable_binshadédiée, et le sed .SRCINFO ne remplace que la première ligne. PKGBUILD AUR déjà restructuré en 0.8.0-2.