Release: v2.41.0

[CarterLi]

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[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR prepares the v2.41.0 release by introducing new features and improvements across multiple components, including package detection, network interface data extraction, GPU and CPU detection enhancements, Windows-specific improvements, and updated CI workflows.

• Added "soar" package count detection for Linux.
• Improved file descriptor-based reading in netio and enhanced platform-specific implementations for CPU, GPU, and Bluetooth detection.
• Introduced new initialization functions and updated CI configurations for modern operating systems.

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 41 out of 43 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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File	Description
src/detection/packages/packages_linux.c	Introduces soar package detection with a cumulative operator.
src/detection/packages/packages.h	Adds declaration for the newly introduced soar field.
src/detection/netio/netio_linux.c	Updates file reading to use file descriptors and relative paths.
src/detection/gpu/gpu_linux.c	Adjusts Intel GPU detection by adding an options parameter.
src/detection/cpu/{cpu_windows.c, cpu_linux.c, cpu_bsd.c, cpu_arm.h}	Implements various improvements to CPU detection, including thermal sensing and physical core detection.
src/detection/bluetooth/bluetooth_bsd.c	Adds platform-specific logic for Bluetooth device name generation.
src/common/processing_windows.c	Refines error handling and conditional code for Windows process I/O.
src/common/io/io_windows.c	Implements tilde path expansion on Windows.
src/common/init.{h,c}	Introduces new initialization functions.
README.md, CHANGELOG.md, .github/workflows/ci.yml	Updates documentation and CI/CD configurations, including support for additional platforms.

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src/common/processing_windows.c:152

• There is an inconsistency in the macro usage: the branch checking for aarch64 uses a different macro (arch64) in the error message construction. Verify and standardize the preprocessor macro to ensure consistent behavior across architectures.

return "GetOverlappedResult"
                        #if __arch64__
                        "Ex"
                        #endif
                        "(hChildPipeRead) failed";