bump(main/gitea): 1.25.1

[ExplodingDragon]

Gitea now uses pnpm for project compilation. Since the current environment does not support pnpm, we are using the prebuilt packages provided in Gitea's releases.

closes #27054

[TomJo2000]

This most likely won't be sufficient to update the gitea package.
There is currently an open auto update issue open for it.

• Auto update failing for gitea #27054

[ExplodingDragon]

This most likely won't be sufficient to update the gitea package. There is currently an open auto update issue open for it.

* [Auto update failing for gitea #27054](https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/issues/27054)

@TomJo2000 The current environment is incompatible with pnpm compilation. Therefore, I leveraged the pre-built frontend package provided by Gitea as the source package, and the issue has now been resolved.

[TomJo2000]

I don't think that's a workable solution for us.
But I'd like to get a second opinion on that.

[ExplodingDragon]

I don't think that's a workable solution for us. But I'd like to get a second opinion on that.

@TomJo2000 Gitea switched from npm to pnpm in go-gitea/gitea#35274. The termux_setup_nodejs script does not initialize the pnpm executable, which causes the build to fail.

However, since Termux does not involve any frontend changes, it may be possible to skip the frontend compilation to save time. The pre-built frontend packages provided by Gitea are signed and do not pose a supply chain attack risk.

An optional solution is to add support for initializing pnpm in termux_setup_nodejs.

[robertkirkman]

If you want to use these commands in termux_step_make() instead of termux_step_pre_configure() (where I tested them), you could probably also write them like this instead:

npm install pnpm
export PATH="$TERMUX_PKG_BUILDDIR/node_modules/.bin:$PATH"

however it doesn't really matter, I think either way is fine.

[ExplodingDragon]

@robertkirkman This can be considered a quick fix for now. Adding proper support for pnpm in a subsequent update would indeed be a better long-term solution. Thank you for the reminder.

[TomJo2000]

I mean, what more would a termux_setup_pnpm need to do?
Maybe put pnpm in a "more proper" location?

[TomJo2000]

Thanks for the assist Robert.