fix(packaging): bundle the Wayland client buffer integrations in the AppImage; 0.1.1 - #43
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…AppImage; 0.1.1 linuxdeploy's qt plugin deploys wayland-shell-integration and the decoration plugin but not wayland-graphics-integration-client, and a Wayland session with zero buffer integrations aborts on the first expose: 0.1.0's AppImage only started under QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb. The script now copies the directory the plugin forgets and fails the build when any Wayland or xcb platform piece is missing from the bundle.
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Field crash on a Wayland desktop: the 0.1.0 AppImage aborts at the first expose with "Available client buffer integrations: QList()" followed by the QRhi failure. Extracting the shipped bundle shows why: linuxdeploy's qt plugin deployed
wayland-shell-integrationandwayland-decoration-clientbut notwayland-graphics-integration-client, so Qt Wayland has no buffer path at all.QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcbwas the only way to start it.The script now copies the directory the plugin forgets from the same Qt install the rest of the bundle comes from, and asserts the bundle carries the Wayland and xcb platform pieces before packaging, so this class fails the build instead of shipping. The offscreen smoke test cannot see windowing problems; the assertions can.
Ships as 0.1.1 (CMakeLists, changelog, metainfo entry). The changelog's
[Unreleased]content shipped inside 0.1.0, so that section is retitled and a fresh[Unreleased]sits on top. Follow-up: tag 0.1.1 on the merge commit; 0.1.0 stays published as-is.