portable: make sure that package-versions.txt is included
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In git-for-windows/git#4955 it was pointed out that the i686 version ("32-bit") of Portable Git v2.45.1 is missing the `package-versions.txt` file. While it is unclear why that happened (the logs of the -- embargoed -- build do not reveal any clue about this issue), let's at least ensure that it does not happen again. Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
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In git-for-windows/git#4955 it was pointed out that the i686 version ("32-bit") of Portable Git v2.45.1 is missing the
package-versions.txtfile.While it is unclear why that happened (the logs of the -- embargoed -- build do not reveal any clue about this issue), let's at least ensure that it does not happen again.
/cc @mcgitty