Fetch newest fpm version + add arm64/aarch64

[mkurz]

Currently a very old fpm version will be fetched.
Also missing is an arm64/aarch64 binary.

See signalapp/Signal-Desktop#6063 (comment)

Code:

app-builder/pkg/download/tool.go

Lines 17 to 28 in 4e2aa6a

	if runtime.GOARCH == "amd64" {
	//noinspection SpellCheckingInspection
	checksum = "fcKdXPJSso3xFs5JyIJHG1TfHIRTGDP0xhSBGZl7pPZlz4/TJ4rD/q3wtO/uaBBYeX0qFFQAFjgu1uJ6HLHghA=="
	archSuffix = "-x86_64"
	} else {
	//noinspection SpellCheckingInspection
	checksum = "OnzvBdsHE5djcXcAT87rwbnZwS789ZAd2ehuIO42JWtBAHNzXKxV4o/24XFX5No4DJWGO2YSGQttW+zn7d/4rQ=="
	archSuffix = "-x86"
	}
	//noinspection SpellCheckingInspection
	name := "fpm-1.9.3-2.3.1-linux" + archSuffix

[mkurz]

@develar can you please also take a look at here? Thanks!

[develar]

That's not easy, as building FPM is very complicated. We build a special version of FPM, where Ruby installation is not required.

[mkurz]

Hmm.. but it would be good at some point to upgrade to latest FPM...

[develar]

You can install newest FPM and then set env USE_SYSTEM_FPM=true as a workaround.

[mkurz]

Yes, but would be nice to avoid this workaround and have it work out of the box, I think this would also help build Signal, since they do not have fpm set up on their build machine as it seems.

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[mkurz]

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