misc: finalize asset names for Linux #107
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Finalizes asset names so that all of the following are true: * The published binary is named `alloy-linux-ARCH` * The default config file path (when an installer is used or in Docker) is `/etc/alloy/config.alloy` * The default data storage path (when an installer is used or in Docker) is `/var/lib/alloy/data` * The system package name is `alloy` and it is installed as a service called `alloy`. * When an installer is used, the service runs as a user `alloy` and user group `alloy`. * For RPM installs, the environment file is stored at `/etc/sysconfig/alloy` * For DEB installs, the environment file is stored at `/etc/default/alloy`
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Finalizes asset names on Linux so that all of the following are true:
alloy-linux-ARCH/etc/alloy/config.alloy/var/lib/alloy/dataalloyand it is installed as a service calledalloy.alloyand user groupalloy./etc/sysconfig/alloy/etc/default/alloyI've locally tested the Docker image and ran the packages tests to verify everything still works.