Add Snapcraft configuration for Dalfox publishing

[hahwul]

Introduce a Snapcraft configuration to automate the publishing process for Dalfox, including build and release steps for multiple architectures.

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Summary of Changes

This pull request introduces a Snapcraft configuration for Dalfox, aiming to automate the build and release process for multiple architectures. It includes a new workflow file for continuous deployment to Snapcraft and a snapcraft.yaml file defining the application's metadata, build process, and dependencies.

Highlights

• Snapcraft Configuration: Adds a snapcraft.yaml file to define the application's build process, metadata, and dependencies for Snapcraft.
• Continuous Deployment Workflow: Introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow (cd_snapcraft.yml) to automate the build and release process to Snapcraft upon tagging a new release.
• Multi-Architecture Support: The workflow is configured to support building for multiple architectures, currently including amd64.

Changelog

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• .github/workflows/cd_snapcraft.yml
  • Added a new workflow file to automate Snapcraft publishing on tagged pushes.
  • Configured the workflow to run on Ubuntu.
  • Implemented a matrix strategy to support building for multiple architectures (amd64).
  • Utilized actions to checkout the repository, build the snap package, review the snap, and publish it to the Snap Store.
  • Uses secrets for Snap Store credentials for secure publishing.
• snap/snapcraft.yaml
  • Created a snapcraft.yaml file to define the Dalfox application for Snapcraft.
  • Defined the application's name, summary, and description.
  • Specified the base, grade, and confinement settings for the snap.
  • Configured the application's command and plugs (home, network, network-bind).
  • Defined the part for building Dalfox, including the source repository, source tag, plugin (go), Go channel, Go import path, and build packages.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a Snapcraft configuration for Dalfox, automating the build and release process for multiple architectures. The changes look good overall, but I have a few suggestions to improve the configuration and ensure a smooth publishing process.

Merge Readiness

The changes introduce a Snapcraft configuration for Dalfox, automating the build and release process for multiple architectures. I recommend addressing the medium severity issues before merging. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.