[PROPOSAL] create Debian trixie package

[MatzFan]

The latest Debian package available is for bullseye. Trixie is now in testing and a trixie package for ccextractor would be great. Bookworm users, like myself, could then use it via the bookworm backports repo.

CCExtractor version: 0.94

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Necessary information

• Is this a regression (i.e. did it work before)? No
• What platform did you use? Linux Debian bookworm
• What were the used arguments? N/A

[cfsmp3]

I'm looking into this, the problem is that Trixie comes with an older version of Rust (1.85) than then one we need (1.87), and they dropped libGPAC, which we use for MP4.

I think you would be better off by using the Docker version. Take a look at docker/README.md

Anyway we're preparing debian packaging so that Debian mantainers can take over eventually, once these issues are solved (if ever; I think they dropped libGPAC for vulnerability reasons which is reasonable).