Raboneko
c84409aca7
* add: falcond and falcond-profiles
* cleanup: Actually why was I doing that
* cleanup: Fix some cursed formatting
* cleanup: Fix the globbing
* fix?: Zig fetch ahead of time?
* Ah.
* Env var maybe
* cleanup: Remove unnecessary things
* cleanup(falcond-profiles): Where did that space come from?
* fix(falcond): Disable Zig system integration mode
* fix: LICENSE and README path
* fix: -t
* fix: Build aarch64 again baseline for now
* Update falcond.spec
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(cherry picked from commit 0a1bd7021b)
Signed-off-by: Gilver <rockgrub@disroot.org>
Co-authored-by: Gilver <rockgrub@disroot.org>
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