Packaging: Linux packages describe EffectCraft as a compositor (#169)

The Debian and RPM description (nfpm.yaml) was PhotoCraft's image-editor text. It now
describes the motion graphics and visual effects compositor; the RPM Summary is its first
line. The AppStream description, which read "EffectCraft is a motion graphics editor. Motion
graphics and visual effects compositor", gets the same wording.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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</developer>
<description>
<p>
EffectCraft is a motion graphics editor. Motion graphics and visual effects compositor
EffectCraft is an open-source motion graphics and visual effects compositor: layers with
keyframes and a graph editor, masks and shapes, text animators, expressions, 3D cameras and
lights, over 300 effects and a render queue, with GPU compositing.
</p>
</description>
<launchable type="desktop-id">ai.storyteller.effectcraft.desktop</launchable>
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homepage: https://getartcraft.com/apps/effectcraft
license: MIT OR Apache-2.0
description: |-
Open-source, native image editor that works the way Photoshop users expect.
Layers, masks, adjustment layers, layer styles, type and brushes; opens and
saves layered PSD/PSB files; 8/16/32-bit documents; GPU compositing (wgpu).
Includes effectcraft-cli, a headless converter and command runner.
Open-source motion graphics and visual effects compositor.
Layers with keyframes and a graph editor, masks and shapes, text animators,
expressions, 3D cameras and lights, over 300 effects and a render queue
(H.264, HEVC, AV1, ProRes, WebM, image sequences); GPU compositing (wgpu).
Includes effectcraft-cli, a headless renderer, command runner and MCP server.
# The binaries link only glibc and libgcc_s directly. Windowing (X11/Wayland, xkbcommon) and the
# GPU (Vulkan, EGL/GL) are loaded at runtime, so they are dependencies/recommendations here