Fix packaging for current Discord tarballs#34
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Discord's download endpoint and Linux tarball layout changed enough to break the old build script: downloads could silently fail, stable now uses the lowercase discord launcher, and the package no longer contains top-level .so files. Harden the download/extract path and update the spec install step for the current archive layout.
Declare root:root as the default owner and group for packaged files so installs do not depend on build environment ownership.
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Discord's Linux tarball layout changed and the existing packaging script no longer builds a usable RPM. The download path could also fail silently, leaving an empty package version and a later rpmbuild failure.
This updates the download endpoint, makes download/extract/build failures fatal, handles the lowercase stable launcher name, and updates the spec install step for the current archive layout. It also makes packaged file ownership explicit with
%defattr(-,root,root,-).Tested with
./create-package.sh stable, building and installingdiscord-1.0.140-2.fc43.x86_64.rpm, then launching Discord successfully.