Fix homepage in theme.json for Sine installations

[yungando]

Sine Theme Manager currently uses the homepage from theme.json to decide where to pull mod updates from. Homepage currently points to the root folder of this repo, which doesn't hold the mod files - this causes auto-updates via Sine to fail.

This PR changes the homepage to the Zen Theme Store repo folder that does store the mod files. The creator of Sine has said they're working on separating out an origin property that would dictate where to pull updates from, as opposed to using the mod author's desired homepage - in the mean time this should fix the issue for Sine users.

Also this repo's version of the mod seems to be behind the Zen Theme Store version (2.0 compared to 3.1). If merged, this change will also need to be applied to the Zen Theme Store.

Cheers!

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves a critical issue preventing the Sine Theme Manager from performing automatic updates for the 'Zen Context Menu' theme. The homepage URL within the theme's theme.json file was incorrectly configured, leading Sine to an invalid location for update files. By updating this URL to the specific theme's directory within the Zen Theme Store repository, the PR ensures that Sine users can now receive seamless auto-updates, improving the theme's maintainability and user experience.

Highlights

• Homepage URL Correction: The homepage field in the theme.json file for the 'Zen Context Menu' theme has been updated. This change directs the Sine Theme Manager to the correct repository location for mod updates.
• Sine Theme Manager Auto-Update Fix: This correction resolves an issue where the Sine Theme Manager failed to auto-update the theme due to the homepage URL previously pointing to an incorrect, non-mod-holding repository root.

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Changelog

• Zen-context-menu/theme.json
  • Updated the homepage URL to point to the correct Zen Theme Store repository path.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly updates the homepage URL in theme.json to address the auto-update issue with Sine Theme Manager. The change is appropriate for the described goal. I have left one minor suggestion regarding file formatting.

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Zen-context-menu/theme.json (17)

The trailing newline at the end of the file has been removed. It is a strong convention in software development to end files with a newline character. This ensures compatibility with various command-line tools and prevents issues with file concatenation or processing. Please add the newline back.