core: Ensure glib standard::size attribute is always set #2834
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* A recent change in glib [1] requires that the appropriate attribute be available when calling getters. ostree core only sets this attribute on regular files, and frequently triggers the critical warning. Solve this by setting standard::size to zero for non-regular files. Fixes ostreedev#2827 [1]: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/-/merge_requests/3261
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A recent change in glib requires that the appropriate attribute be available when calling getters. ostree core only sets this attribute on regular files, and frequently triggers the critical warning. Solve this by setting standard::size to zero for non-regular files.
Fixes #2827