Fix appstreamcli validate warnings and info #859
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Fixes the following warnings and info when running the appstreamcli validate command: - W: screenshot-default-missing - I: content-rating-missing - I: developer-info-missing "I: developer-name-tag-deprecated", which tells use of the developer_name tag that was deprecated in AppStream 1.0.0, is not fixed for now because some software centers may not support AppStream 1.0.0 yet.
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Fixes the following warnings and info when running the
appstreamcli validatecommand on Linux:"I: developer-name-tag-deprecated", which tells use of the
developer_nametag that was deprecated in AppStream 1.0.0, is not fixed for now because some software centers may not support AppStream 1.0.0 yet.Originally taken from the patch on Flathub.
FYI the current result of the command: