Automate Packaging for Various Package Managers

[AmineZouitine]

Currently, rmt releases are available as standalone binaries for different platforms (Ubuntu, macOS, Windows, etc.). This approach requires users to manually download the correct binary, handle permissions, and manage updates, which can be cumbersome.

To improve the user experience, we aim to make rmt available through package managers for easier installation and management.

The targeted package managers should include, but are not necessarily limited to:

• Debian/Ubuntu (APT): We should provide a .deb package to be hosted in a PPA, allowing users to install the program using apt.
  

• Snap: To cover Ubuntu and other Snap-supporting Linux distributions, we should create a Snap for our application.
  

• Windows (Chocolatey): For Windows users, we should create a Chocolatey package to enable installation through this popular package manager.
  

• macOS (Homebrew): For macOS users, we should create a Homebrew formula, enabling users to install the program using brew.
  

Automating the packaging process using GitHub Actions is crucial. This would involve creating workflows to package the application upon new releases, ensuring our users always have access to the latest version through their preferred package manager.

This change will significantly improve the installation process for our users, allowing them to manage the application just like any other package on their systems. We'll also ensure that our application is kept up-to-date seamlessly, improving our user's experience and security.