feat: add gi.require_version calls for Nautilus and Gtk #232
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AlexisMora
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What is Changed / Added
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Fix: Specify Nautilus 4.0 version requirement for extension compatibility
The Nautilus extension uses APIs specific to Nautilus/Gtk 4.0 for context menu items (make available offline/online) and file availability icons. Without explicit version specification, the extension could:
This change explicitly requires Nautilus 4.0 and Gtk 4.0, ensuring consistent behavior and following PyGObject best practices. The extension will now fail fast with a clear error message on incompatible systems instead of loading with broken functionality.
Compatibility: Ubuntu 22.04+ / Debian 12+ (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS ended standard support in April 2025)