ci(ecosystem): upload apk packages to istore#556
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Summary
Update the submit-to-ecosystem workflow so the iStore repo submission includes both IPK and APK packages.
Details
The workflow now downloads both package formats from the release, copies IPK files into
bin/packages/..., and copies APK files intobin/apks/...using the directory layout currently used by linkease/istore-repo. The aarch64 APK target maps toaarch64_generic, while the IPK target keepsaarch64_cortex-a53.Missing required package files now fail the workflow instead of silently creating an incomplete PR.
Validation
.github/workflows/submit-to-ecosystem.yamlwith Ruby YAML.git diff --check.bash -euo pipefail.