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docs(readme): fix 404 download links; drop unbuilt AppImage#82

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The three Downloads links in the README all 404:

$ for u in NeuroSkill.dmg NeuroSkill.exe NeuroSkill.AppImage; do
    curl -sL -o /dev/null -w "$u -> %{http_code}\n" \
      "https://github.com/NeuroSkill-com/skill/releases/latest/download/$u"; done
NeuroSkill.dmg -> 404
NeuroSkill.exe -> 404
NeuroSkill.AppImage -> 404

They can't ever resolve: every release asset is versioned (NeuroSkill_0.0.129_aarch64.dmg, NeuroSkill_0.0.129_x64-setup.exe, …), so an unversioned releases/latest/download/NeuroSkill.dmg URL has nothing to match. The Linux link also promises an AppImage, but no workflow builds one — the actual Linux artifacts on v0.0.129 are .deb, .rpm, and a portable .tar.gz.

This points Downloads at the releases page instead — name-agnostic, so it can't rot when version numbers or asset names change — and names the real artifact types.

Left alone: the brew tap line — the tap repo doesn't exist yet, tracked separately in #80.

Docs-only change; changelog fragment included.

The three Downloads links use unversioned asset names
(releases/latest/download/NeuroSkill.dmg etc.), but every release asset is
versioned (NeuroSkill_0.0.129_aarch64.dmg), so all three 404 permanently.
Point to the releases page instead — name-agnostic, cannot rot. The Linux
link also promised an AppImage that no workflow builds; the real Linux
artifacts are .deb/.rpm/portable tar.gz.
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FourthWiz requested a review from eugenehp as a code owner July 17, 2026 05:51
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