feat: publish Imager OS list and launchers - #2
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So students can flash + customize (hostname/ssh/wifi/user) from the Raspberry Pi Imager GUI. Plain "Use custom" on a local file disables the Customisation panel; an OS-list entry with
init_formatre-enables it.build-image.sh: records the uncompressed image sha256 + size to.build/image-meta.env.build-image.yml: generatesos-list.json(image URL + sizes + sha) withjqand publishes it to the latest Release under a constant name, so it is served at a stable URL:https://github.com/dpengineering/DPEA-RaspberryPiImage/releases/latest/download/os-list.json.imager-launchers/: double-click wrappers ofrpi-imager --repo <that URL>for macOS / Windows / Linux, for the student repo..gitignore: ignore.idea/.Public repo, so no GitHub account is needed to download. Confirm on first test: the Customisation panel actually enables for the
DPEA Pientry (that is whatinit_format: "systemd"should do).