Fix generation of arm64 flatpaks #1409
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Previously the "arm" flatpak artifacts were actually x64 ones, worngly build and renamed. This commit also makes sure to use the exactly artifacts names on upload.
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Apparently the arm64 flatpaks that were being generated (previously to all those CI changes) were actually just renamed x86 flatpaks.
This got caught during the CI changes (making the actions fail) as we aren't forcing the artifact names anymore.
This is now fixed.