Update AppStream meta data

[JakeSmarter]

• Rename file to match the app’s component id (sync to Flathub release) that conforms to AppStream spec
• Drop deprecated application element in favor of the component element with an appropriate type attribute
• Drop deprecated developer_name element in favor of the developer element
• Add more url types
• Add suggests, recommends, provides, and control elements
• Sync AppStream’s categories with Desktop Entry’s Categories
• Add de, en-US, and pl translations

See also flathub/io.github.theforceengine.tfe#3 and flathub/io.github.theforceengine.tfe#8.

FYI: Personally, I would have gone with io.github.TheForceEngine for the component id because it would have resembled the spec’s intention much closer. But, with Flathub’s already existing install base we would not want to “open a new can of worms”.

[fpiesche]

FYI: Personally, I would have gone with io.github.TheForceEngine for the component id because it would have resembled the spec’s intention much closer. But, with Flathub’s already existing install base we would not want to “open a new can of worms”.

I actually initially submitted my PR for the Flathub build with that id, but as github.io is not owned by the project, Flathub's reviewers requested I add a fourth component to the id to distinguish it from any other projects that may be under the TheForceEngine org.

[JakeSmarter]

Yeah, Flathub operators sometimes insist on strange decisions. Any mods would have passed as io.github.TheForceEngine.ModName or io.github.TheForceEngine.Mod.Name. But hey, they are the gate keepers, hence I have given up arguing with them. :shrug: Anyway, thank you @fpiesche for maintaining the Flathub release. :+1:

[JakeSmarter]

Thank you @luciusDXL! :+1::smile: