Use temporary directory for AUR helper installation#1305
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Switch from using /opt to a temporary directory for building yay to improve security, auto clean-up and prevent permission issues.
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Previously, the script cloned the AUR helper into /opt and stayed in that directory for the remainder of the execution. This PR switches to using mktemp, which prevents system pollution and ensures the script maintains its correct working directory.
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Standardizes the installation process for AUR helpers (
yayandparu) by using temporary build directories instead of cloning into/opt. This removes the need for manualchownoperations and ensures the system remains clean after installation.