Remove hard-coded `better-sqlite3` binaries

[eliandoran]

In bin/better-sqlite3 there are .node files containing the native dependencies of better-sqlite3 for every platform.

Theoretically prebuilds should already be available if the right combination of Node.js + Electron is used, without having to deal with electron-rebuild.

These .node files are used in:

• package.json when doing qswitch-server and qswitch-electron.
• In all of the build scripts. It might be worth removing them and see if the builds can handle downloading the right prebuilt on their own.

[JYC333]

I'm looking at this one, and find that using electron-forge to build package for different platforms is easier only try to remove .node files. Is there still a need to keep zip or tar.xz files in release? Feels like electron-forge will create installer for different platforms.

Didn't go deep to explore how to add extra files into zip file in electron-forge, if we still want to keep binary files (not sure whether I understand correctly about those tar.xz and zip files) maybe packing with zip by electron-forge is one option.

[eliandoran]

@JYC333 ,

I'm looking at this one, and find that using electron-forge to build package for different platforms

That is correct. My long-term plan is to remove electron-packager and keep electron-forge for everything instead. However, the server build (which does not contain electron) still needs to be built separately.

Is there still a need to keep zip or tar.xz files in release?

I think the original idea was to have portable versions as well, but I'm pretty sure electron-forge supports zip packages as well.

[JYC333]

PR merged