Migrate ALL installers to QT6.8.3 and up! Breaking changes: docker repo improvements

[awawa-dev]

Let's finally sort out the QT versions (the main utility & multi-system library that HyperHDR is using) and free ourselves from the distribution repos with their versions that are often significantly behind the mainstream QT and jump straight to the latest QT6.8.3 LTS (and up for ex. macOS). Compatibility with QT5.15 should still be preserved, although this should not be considered a promise: it is no longer my priority.

The installers have slimmed down considerably again :-)

Also migrated installers for the following distros:
Fedora_41 -> Fedora_42
Ubuntu 24.10 -> Ubuntu 25.04

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please keep it in mind: repository location has changed and it's syntax is standardized now
awawa-dev/HyperDockerBuilder#5

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Significant Refactoring: Standardized Docker Image Paths, Renamed Repo, & Simplified Scripts

This pull request introduces a substantial refactoring effort, bringing several key changes to our project.

⚠️ Breaking Changes

The primary breaking change in this release is the standardization of Docker image paths. To align with established best practices and improve clarity, image paths have been updated.

Old Format: ghcr.io/awawa-dev/{architecture}:{combined_distro_name_and_version}

New Format: ghcr.io/awawa-dev/{architecture}/{distro_name}:{distro_version}

Examples:

• ghcr.io/awawa-dev/x86_64:Fedora_42 is now ghcr.io/awawa-dev/amd64/Fedora:42
• ghcr.io/awawa-dev/x86_64:bookworm is now ghcr.io/awawa-dev/amd64/debian:bookworm

Action Required: Users pulling these Docker images will need to update their references to the new path format.

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✨ Key Improvements and changes

• Standardized Image Paths: The new naming convention (e.g., ghcr.io/awawa-dev/{architecture}/{distro_name}:{distro_version}) provides a more logical and consistent structure, making it easier to identify the distribution and its version within the path.
• Repository Renamed: The repository name has been changed from HyperHDR.dev.docker to HyperDockerBuilder to better reflect its purpose as a general Docker image builder.
• Simplified Scripts: Various internal scripts have been streamlined and optimized, leading to improved readability, maintainability, and potentially better performance.

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build.sh script breaking changes:

Required environmental options:
PLATFORM - one of the supported targets: osx|windows|linux|rpi
DISTRO_NAME | DISTRO_VERSION | ARCHITECTURE - these are only for linux targets
debian | bullseye | armhf
debian | bullseye | arm64
debian | bullseye | amd64
debian | bookworm | armhf
debian | bookworm | amd64
debian | bookworm | amd64
ubuntu | jammy | amd64
ubuntu | noble | amd64
ubuntu | plucky | amd64
fedora | 42 | amd64
archlinux | rolling | amd64

Optional environmental options:
BUILD_TYPE - Release|Debug, default is Release version
BUILD_ARCHIVES - false|true, cpack will build ZIP package
USE_STANDARD_INSTALLER_NAME - false|true, use standard Linux package naming
USE_CCACHE - false|true, use ccache if available
RESET_CACHE - false|true, reset ccache storage

Example of usage:
PLATFORM=rpi DISTRO_NAME=debian DISTRO_VERSION=bullseye ARCHITECTURE=arm64 ./build.sh
Installers from Docker builds will be ready in the deploy folder