chore: padroniza arquitetura Ciberfauna, elevação root na abertura e CI multi-arch no runner ARM
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## Updates
When the desktop app opens it asks GitHub for the release's `latest.json`. If a newer version exists, a card appears at the bottom right with the versions, **What's new** (the CHANGELOG notes) and **Update now**. The app downloads the package, verifies its signature against the public key built into the app, installs and reopens by itself. On Linux this works for the AppImage (the file is replaced in place); installs from `.deb` or `.rpm` only show the notice with the release address. **Settings > Automatic updates** turns the startup check off and has a **Check now** button. The check sends nothing besides what any browser sends to GitHub. `guara ui` in the browser does not update itself.
When the desktop app opens it asks Gitea for the release's `latest.json`. If a newer version exists, a card appears at the bottom right with the versions, **What's new** (the CHANGELOG notes) and **Update now**. The app downloads the package, verifies its signature against the public key built into the app, installs and reopens by itself. On Linux this works for the AppImage (the file is replaced in place); installs from `.deb` or `.rpm` only show the notice with the release address. **Settings > Automatic updates** turns the startup check off and has a **Check now** button. The check sends nothing besides what any browser sends to Gitea. `guara ui` in the browser does not update itself.
<p align="center"><img src="img/settings-language-en.png" width="420" alt="The Settings dialog with the Language selector set to English"></p>