Emoji-dl 1.1

The only actual change was a modification to the build-all script. The files now get individually zipped as well.

here is a list of sha256sums for each file:

01c4c2adae8bfb5d9970b07cf71af98444efc5341e12450f11560fe89ca0863b  binaries/emoji-dl-linux-amd64
89f0da2fb02d53807be0bdd77070e7804b17b1ea60826feb5cc17ae1dab79d96  binaries/emoji-dl-linux-386
96dc63ca2a6c2ed0eab2946616b853241414c6c0957c0ece0819d2f8ff7da196  binaries/emoji-dl-darwin-amd64
29f47f3a17c720062b244e6b6adc4fb27f4002cf46fe58a84245f4561acf62cc  binaries/emoji-dl-freebsd-amd64
a6090ae0bc9701f5a739e71789d67e11a58ed875e0b68f76548bab4ccefb17e5  binaries/emoji-dl-netbsd-amd64

Let me know if there are any incompatibilities and or if the hashes don't match. Thanks to @nawi@fedi.absturztau.be for suggesting I add them. Otherwise you'd have to place a LOT of trust in me to not tamper with the application (...and Github and your ISP and all the nodes between you and github as well as the FBI agents spying on you.).

Emoji-dl 1.0

emoji-dl (the command line application) has been done for quite awhile, but I did just realize the listed binary only works on Linux-amd64, so I've created a release so that people who do not explicitly want to build it themselves can run the application. Any future releases will simply be bug fixes.

These have had zero testing, I am putting my faith in go's ability to cross-compile. Please inform me if they do not work, and I will* take my time to fix it so that the application will actually compile on that platform.

*besides MacOS, I do not own a mac. Unless there is an easy way to get a Darwin kernel and some sort of userland up and running.

Don't forgot to run chmod -x emoji-dl-osnamehere to ensure the file is executable.