Create a small meta file with information about information regarding binary files

[AdmiringWorm]

Expected Behavior

Since binary files can't be compared directly, I expect there to be a small text file (meta file) available with the different information about each binary file located in the folders that can be used to compare wether or not the binaries have changed (and if they match the any specified checksum in the VERIFICATION.txt)

Current Behavior

All binaries are completely ignored.

Possible Solution

Write a small text file with all the found binaries, that would include name of binary, checksum and possibly version (if one can be found).
This may perhaps be done before comparing files, as then it would be part of comparing directories (#24) as well.

Context

Easier to compare

Your Environment

• Script version used: latest master
• Powershell Version used: PS 7.0.3
• Operating System: Arch Linux

[mkevenaar]

Acceptance criteria

That temporary metadata file should be deleted once the script is finished.

[AdmiringWorm]

That temporary metadata file should be deleted once the script is finished.

Shouldn't be needed IMO, as it should be located inside the directories so it would be deleted unless the user uses the keepFiles argument.