[BUG]: create a new release (v2.0.0)

[ghost]

Which version of the application are you using?

1.9.1-ce

Description of the bug

We need to be prepared to do it when it happens. Potential additions:

• we can add a x86 package for macOS (if the release happens in the short term);
• (temporarily?) change the false to true in macOS script to save dynamic libraries inside the tarball.

Everything is working fine (we recently tested it for 1.9.1).

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[EDITED]

Do 32bits binaries

• PPC: impossible to build; NO
• Windows: extremely hard to build; NO
• i386: I have to use Ubuntu 18LTS; YES [1]
• armhf: it is becoming unnatural, but it is easy; YES [1]

[1] if the release happens in the short term:

Anyway, it works. Testing:

Version: 1.9.0-jumbo-1+bleeding-a7cbe621cd 2025-03-05 05:44:36 +0100
Build: linux-gnueabihf 32-bit armv7l NEON AC OMP
[...]

Testing: crypt, generic crypt(3) [?/32]... (8xOMP) PASS
All 430 formats passed self-tests
[...]

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###  Performed 15 tests in 563 seconds  ###
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----------------- armv7l ------------------
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Version: 1.9.0-jumbo-1+bleeding-a7cbe621cd 2025-03-05 05:44:36 +0100
Build: linux-gnu 32-bit i686 AVX2 AC OMP
[...]

Testing: crypt, generic crypt(3) [?/32]... (4xOMP) PASS
All 430 formats passed self-tests
[...]

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###  Performed 15 tests in 545 seconds  ###
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----------------- i686 --------------------
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The bleeding "release"

To be able to run the deployment tests [1] I will use the bleeding tag, so the release normally called bleeding will be removed (at least for a while)[2].

[1] new packages (from new sources) will be introduced;
[2] the documentation is clear that bleeding is NOT a real release, it's just a tool for use in testing.

[ghost]

If the release happens in the short term, we can fulfill all the requests made in this issue.