fix: Update Trilium repository URL and image to v0.100.0

[kalbasit]

Updated Trilium repository references and upgraded to the latest version.

• Updated the maintainer URL from https://github.com/TriliumNext/Notes to https://github.com/TriliumNext/Trilium
• Changed the image repository from triliumnext/notes to triliumnext/trilium
• Upgraded the image tag from v0.92.4 to v0.100.0
• Removed duplicate image configuration from the release.yaml template

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on updating the Trilium Helm chart to align with recent changes in the upstream Trilium project. It ensures the chart references the correct repository and image names, while also bringing the application version up to the latest v0.100.0. This update is crucial for maintaining compatibility and providing users with the most current and stable version of Trilium.

Highlights

• Repository URL Update: The maintainer URL for 'triliumnext' in the Chart.yaml has been updated to reflect the correct repository: https://github.com/TriliumNext/Trilium.
• Image Repository and Tag Upgrade: The values.yaml file now points to the correct image repository triliumnext/trilium and has upgraded the image tag from v0.92.4 to v0.100.0.
• Configuration Cleanup: Duplicate image configuration and extraneous blank lines have been removed from the release.yaml template, streamlining the chart definition.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly updates the Trilium repository URL and image version. The changes in values.yaml properly set the image to triliumnext/trilium:v0.100.0, and removing the hardcoded image from release.yaml is a good practice.

However, for the chart to be fully consistent with this update, a couple of important changes are missing in charts/trilium/Chart.yaml:

• appVersion Mismatch: The appVersion is still 0.92.4. It should be updated to 0.100.0 to reflect the actual application version being deployed. This is crucial for correct chart metadata.
• Incorrect sources URL: In the sources list, the URL hhttps://github.com/TriliumNext/Notes is both outdated and contains a typo (hhttps). It should be corrected to https://github.com/TriliumNext/Trilium.
• (Optional) Update description: For consistency with the repository rename, you might also want to update the description which still refers to "Trilium Notes".

Applying these fixes will ensure the chart is accurate and provides a clear experience for users.