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Fix flatpak packaging to a working state #6678
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Fix flatpak packaging to a working state #6678
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This isnt enforced by the flathub review process. At least I havent ran into this at all when publishing flatpak manifests to Flathub
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It sounds like a requirement if you're publishing straight from here to Flathub, though. At least I see that Firefox and OBS are following it.