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Martin Bauer f6a169afaa Build irserver on the device on a 64-bit or trixie userland

The shipped irserver is a 32-bit ARM binary linked against libzip.so.4, which only
exists on armhf with Debian 12 or older. On a 64-bit userland or trixie it cannot run,
so the role now compiles the bundled 2019 sources on the device there, with GCC 14's
new hard errors (implicit declarations, implicit int, pointer/int mix-ups) downgraded
rather than the old code patched. Picked from `dpkg --print-architecture` and the
distribution version; `pi_irserver_build_from_source: true|false` forces it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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defaults

Build irserver on the device on a 64-bit or trixie userland

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files

Recover from half-done installs and missing devices instead of failing for good

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handlers

Fix tasks that always report changed regardless of actual state

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tasks

Build irserver on the device on a 64-bit or trixie userland

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README.md

Build irserver on the device on a 64-bit or trixie userland

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README.md

pi_irserver

Installs and configures irserver (with a Hauppauge remote config) as an autostarted systemd service for IR remote control, and registers it with pi_sysdweb.

The shipped files/irserver is a 32-bit ARM binary needing libzip.so.4, so it is used only on an armhf userland with Debian 12 or older. On a 64-bit userland or trixie it is compiled on the device from files/irserver-src.tar.gz instead (the 2019 sources need GCC's newer hard errors downgraded; see tasks/build.yml). Automatic; override with pi_irserver_build_from_source: true|false.