Applications like libreoffice that use /proc/version fail to run

[petkar]

Some binaries that access kernel information through /proc/version before execution (libreoffice for example) fail to run and returns an error
cat: /proc/version: Permission denied

[petkar]

A workaround was to change the applications binary to access a fake directory and empty file /prod/version instead of the original through a hex editor. But doing this for multiple applications can be tedious. The solution should be binding a fake version file with pseudo kernel information similar to that done with /proc/stat

[petkar]

This pull request TermuxArch/TermuxArch#12 should resolve the issue. I tested it and Libreoffice starts up perfectly now with no additional tweaking required.