Standardize artifact naming with architecture info

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Standardize artifact naming with architecture info

Summary

Addresses inconsistent file naming in the desktop_cd workflow by standardizing artifact names to include OS and architecture information:

• macOS: hyprnote.dmg → hyprnote-macos-aarch64.dmg
• Linux: hyprnote.AppImage → hyprnote-linux-x86_64.AppImage

This naming scheme:

• Provides consistency across release (stable/nightly) and staging builds
• Includes architecture information for clarity and future-proofing
• Aligns with Crabnebula's platform naming conventions (dmg-aarch64, appimage-x86_64)

Also adds Linux download support to the web app's changelog pages.

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

• Verify all 6 filename references in desktop_cd.yaml are consistent - Check S3 upload paths (lines 147-149, 227-229), S3 download paths (lines 262-263, 273-274), and GitHub release artifacts (lines 292, 300)
• Test web app download links - After next release, verify that changelog pages correctly link to the new filenames on GitHub releases
• Consider backward compatibility - Existing GitHub releases still have old filenames (hyprnote.dmg, hyprnote.AppImage). The web app now expects new filenames, so old changelog pages may have broken download links unless we backfill or handle this gracefully
• Verify staging artifacts still work - Staging uses wildcards (*.dmg, *.AppImage) in upload-artifact paths, so should be unaffected, but worth confirming
• Check for external references - Search for any documentation, scripts, or external tools that might reference the old filenames

Test Plan

1. Trigger a staging build and verify artifacts are uploaded correctly
2. After merging, trigger a nightly or stable release
3. Verify S3 uploads succeed with new filenames
4. Verify GitHub release has correctly named artifacts
5. Check that web app changelog page shows working download links

Notes

• Staging artifact names in the workflow (lines 158, 238) still use the old pattern (hyprnote-staging-macos, hyprnote-staging-linux) but this is just the GitHub Actions artifact name, not the actual filename, so it's low risk
• The VersionPlatform type was updated to include "appimage-x86_64" to support Linux downloads in the web app
• This is a breaking change for any external systems that expect the old filenames, though I only found one internal reference which was updated

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