fix(cerro-torre): pin Alire URL to explicit version (re-apply, closes #13)#21
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…load/ (#18) Closes #13. GitHub's /releases/latest/download/<filename> redirect only works when <filename> is an asset of the current latest release. Alire's asset filenames embed the version (alr-X.Y.Z-bin-...), so the previously hardcoded `alr-2.0.2-bin-...` filename returns 404 against /latest/ the moment a newer release ships — which has happened (current is 2.1.0). Switch to the explicit-version URL (releases/download/vX.Y.Z/) which ALWAYS works for the pinned version, regardless of what 'latest' is. ARG ALIRE_VERSION=2.1.0 lets downstream override the pin. Same pattern survives Alire releases without breaking.
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Re-applies fix originally squash-merged as #18 and reverted as part of the rescript-ecosystem cleanup. Same content. Closes #13.
GitHub's /releases/latest/download/ redirect requires to be an asset of the current latest release. Alire embeds the version in the asset name, so a hardcoded version under /latest/download/ silently 404s when a new Alire ships.