yt-dlp-(nightly|master): Add manifests #1691
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yt-dlp-master: Add version 2024.04.21.224157 yt-dlp-daily: Remove manifest
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(the unofficial build) yt-dlp-daily has long been deprecated, either the nightly manifest should be reusing it's name, or it should be removed. At this point, it's been so long, I'd assume everyone who used the daily package has likely moved onto a different package, it's much older than stable now, so a fresh start (especially considering the different repos) seemed like the way to go.
Closes #1666
Closes #1667
Relates to #1047, #1101