In this commit we stop shipping Bundle-Data/$osname in base-browser,
which means that the default profile is now distributed only in
Tor Browser (and only on Windows and Linux).
For this reason, we had to modify also the start-browser script.

On macOS we still had profile.ini, which we do not need anymore, so this
commit removes it.
Also, we are disabling the profile migration in the browser build
configuration (tor-browser#41577), so the logic to populate the
override.ini has been removed, too.

Finally, we had two .dmg templates: one for installing Tor Browser to
/Applications, and one to install it to the desktop.
We were not using the latter anymore, and this commits duplicate the
former to start differentiating the dmg resources between the various
browsers.

Use the new tools from the previous commit to build the DMG from a HFS
filesystem, and configure it to show the custom volume icon.

To show the DMG icon it seems we need to create the DMG from a HFS
filesystem, rather than an ISO one.
So, to then do so, with this commit I am switching to Mozilla's fork of
libdmg-hfsplus, I am updating its build script and using it to build
also the hfsplus tool.

Also, add the hfsplus project, which is needed to create the HFS
filesystem in the first place.

Bug 40739: tor-expert-bundle should include ClientTransportPlugin torrc lines for each pluggable transport

!612 renamed the main git_hash, but did not update the git_hash of
nightlies. This commit fixes this error.

We moved the requested operations to Tor Browser side.

Following changes from tor-browser-build#40734 and tor-browser-build#40735

In tor-browser#41428 we decided not to change contents of Firefox
branding directories anymore, but to create ours.
This commit updates the build files to use the new branding directories.

Cecylia Bocovich authored 2 years ago and Pier Angelo Vendrame committed 2 years ago

Removing stun.stunprotocol.org:3478 and stun.altar.com.pl:3478.
Also, removing stun.sonetel.com, since it is an alias of
stun.sonetel.net.

Co-authored-by: Nicolas Vigier <boklm@torproject.org>

Pier Angelo Vendrame authored 2 years ago and boklm committed 2 years ago

Specifying compiler-rt as a project in LLVM is going to be deprecated.
It should be compiled with runtimes, instead, or alone, if it will be
still allowed.

The only platform in which we were compiling compiler-rt with LLVM was
Linux. But Firefox seems not to actually use it, and just use GCC's
runtime, instead.

However, we were also compiling compiler-rt for Android in the same
project, which prevents to share the artifact with Windows and macOS.
So, I have moved it to another project on its own.

Install a few more packages in the default containers to reduce the
number of custom containers we use.

This is a squashed commit that includes:
Replace cgo Condition in Go Config
Include WebTunnel README in Browser
Include WebTunnel into Tor Expert Bundle
Add WebTunnel to default torrc
Add WebTunnel project

Their original form is available at:
https://gitlab.torproject.org/shelikhoo/tor-browser-build-2/-/commits/dev-webtunnel-rebased-backup

See also: !595