"publish" external engine 1.0

[schlawg]

• take https://github.com/fitztrev/lichess-tauri for a spin, looking at it as a new user would
• polish any rough edges found
• update any outdated info/links in readmes, sources
• maybe rename the project with a descriptive approach
• have a maintainer create a lichess-org repo for the updated project
• git push and be merry

and someone with zulip access:

• drive/cajole any announcement, binary link hosting strategy, site documentation, etc.

[Siderite]

I did this recently and the issue that I found most annoying is that if you leave Tauri running but don't use Lichess for a long time, then try to analyse, it just says "waiting for..." and doesn't work. I think that's really bad, since the best use of the system, for me, would be to set up a powerful machine, run Tauri on it, then use analysis with external engines on my laptop or mobile.

Other nice to haves:

• a way to cancel current analysis in Tauri itself
• a way to see the engine output in Tauri
• a way to log and see this log so that when you analyse a position and then stop analysis you still see the last output somewhere.

P.S. I realize that the nice to haves imply access to the Tauri application, which is the opposite of what I would have tried in the first scenario, but I don't know how you would be able to leverage the API to store the analysis output and make it available on the current Lichess page you are using.