fix(rokur): use deno binary release directly, not install-manual URL (re-apply, closes #16)#23
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…20) Closes #16. `https://deno.land/install-manual@v${DENO_VERSION}.sh` returns content that sh cannot parse: sh: syntax error: unexpected redirection curl: (23) Failure writing output to destination, passed 16375 returned 0 Replaced with the explicit binary release URL pattern from denoland/deno's GitHub releases. That path is the canonical, deterministic download surface — no shell parsing involved, no install-script redirection, and the URL pattern is stable across Deno releases.
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Re-applies fix originally squash-merged as #20 and reverted as part of the rescript-ecosystem cleanup. Same content. Closes #16.
The /releases/latest/download/install.sh URL was the install-manual artifact that no longer exists; switching to the direct binary release (deno-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.zip) is the correct upstream-recommended path.