redshift f5c257674f feat(release): add install.sh for standalone binaries ...

Standalone installs previously required downloading a release tarball,
checking SHA256SUMS, extracting and installing by hand. Add a POSIX shell
installer, published as a release asset so `releases/latest/download/`
always serves the current one:

    curl -fsSL https://github.com/Routstr/routstrd/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh

The installer detects platform and architecture, resolves the latest
version from the GitHub API (or takes --version), verifies the archive
against the release SHA256SUMS, and only replaces the installed executable
after the checksum matches. It needs only sh, tar, curl/wget and a SHA256
tool -- no Bun, Node.js or npm.

The release job now checks out the repo, smoke tests install.sh against the
artifacts it just built by serving them locally, and attaches install.sh to
the GitHub Release.

Tests cover asset-name parity with releaseArchiveName, version/platform
validation, and end-to-end installs against a fake release server including
checksum mismatch, missing asset and missing SHA256SUMS failure paths.

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release.yml

feat(release): add install.sh for standalone binaries

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