chore(ci): added Scoop bucket manifest

[stablegenius49]

Summary

• add a Scoop bucket manifest for the Windows desktop release
• extract the packaged Electron app from the NSIS installer using the standard Scoop #/dl.7z pattern
• document the Scoop install flow in the main README

Testing

• python3 -m json.tool bucket/airi.json >/dev/null

Closes #1210

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly improves the installation experience for Windows users by integrating AIRI with Scoop, a popular command-line installer. It introduces a new Scoop manifest and updates the documentation, making it easier for users to manage AIRI installations on their systems.

Highlights

• Scoop Integration: Added a Scoop bucket manifest for the Windows desktop release of AIRI.
• Documentation Update: Documented the Scoop installation flow within the main README file.
• Installer Extraction: Implemented extraction of the packaged Electron app from the NSIS installer using the standard Scoop "#/dl.7z" pattern.

Changelog

• README.md
  • Updated with new installation instructions for Windows users leveraging Scoop.
• bucket/airi.json
  • New file created to define the AIRI application for Scoop, including its version, download URL, hash, and installation steps.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a Scoop manifest for installing AIRI on Windows and updates the README with instructions. While this is a great addition for Windows users, the Scoop manifest (bucket/airi.json) contains two critical issues that will prevent both installation and automatic updates from working correctly. I've provided specific comments and code suggestions to fix the pre_install script and the autoupdate hash configuration.

_{Note: Security Review has been skipped due to the limited scope of the PR.}

[gemini-code-assist]

The pre_install script is incorrect due to the usage of extract_dir.

1. When extract_dir is used, $dir already points to the contents of $PLUGINSDIR. The path in Expand-7zipArchive is therefore incorrect as it includes a redundant, literal \$PLUGINSDIR` segment.
2. The Remove-Item command attempts to remove files like Uninstall* which are not present in $dir because extract_dir only copies the contents of $PLUGINSDIR.

A cleaner script should expand the inner archive and then remove it.

Suggested change

	"Expand-7zipArchive \"$dir\\`$PLUGINSDIR\\app-64.7z\" \"$dir\"",
	"Remove-Item \"$dir\\`$*\", \"$dir\\Uninstall*\" -Force -Recurse"
	"Expand-7zipArchive \"$dir\\app-64.7z\" \"$dir\"",
	"Remove-Item \"$dir\\app-64.7z\" -Force"

[gemini-code-assist]

The autoupdate configuration for hash is inconsistent. The manifest specifies a SHA256 hash, but the autoupdate block is configured to extract a SHA512 hash from latest.yml. This will cause hash mismatch errors when users run scoop update.

To ensure consistency, the autoupdate mechanism should also use SHA256. A robust way to handle this is to use a separate checksum file. This approach assumes a .sha256 file is published alongside each release asset (e.g., AIRI-0.9.0-alpha.12-windows-x64-setup.exe.sha256), which is a common practice.

    "hash": {
      "url": "$urlNoFrag.sha256"
    }