Change license to -or-later and add homepage

This was already requested and accepted before T5182 but no one has stepped up to become its maintainer. Anyone can volunteer if they wanna get involved by learning packaging for Solus: https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/

Update is already submitted pending review https://dev.getsol.us/D9969

New version

Solus Budgie:
eopkg lr

Solus [active]
   https://mirrors.rit.edu/solus/packages/unstable/eopkg-index.xml.xz

This task can be closed. R4934:3b3416451d074922c17242d105420859c88bd0ae

Rebuild for homepage addition and summary change

I will maintain it. Patch already submitted.

Update to newer version

Nah the inspector seems to work fine, I tested generating "lighthouse" reports, network log, performance test, editing elements, memory usage, etc, etc all works. They've done this before D6615

rebuild

Change wording to update instead of upgrade

In T8937#177158, @JeffLabonte wrote:

I have noticed that protonmail-bridge ask for me to update the software even though I am using the latest version available.
I have opened an issue on GitHub, so I hope I will have some news about this issue.

Agreed. Cheers.

Removing trailing space

As it has been accepted for inclusion and flagged as needing a maintainer, you just need to do the work figuring out how to package protonmail-bridge, test it and submit it for review https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/

Add maintainer file, as requested by girt awhile back

Update to 0.7.2 and enable translation files

Works fine for me:
https://i.imgur.com/NUjrr9u.png

In case you're wondering why I've switched to using a git build. It is due gmock / gtests which is no longer bundled and do not seem to have an flag to disable, however it is provided via a git submodule.

Remove duplication

Rebase

*facepalm* yeah no abi changes outside of when I enable using system taglib for strawberry which can wait till next strawberry update. I'll submit patched taglib.

I patched taglib, and successfully built these packages against it (No testing of built packages was performed):

R3756:efa9409d1390a78dd89f666a74021ceac8873d91

Yep "Always check if Firefox is your default browser" is enabled. Pretty sure "always check" is enabled by default. I knew I could make it stop asking me. I just thought you might like to know the issue exists. :)