fix moon upgrade missing binary

[Young-Flash]

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[peter-jerry-ye-code-review]

Suggestions Based on the Git Diff

1. Potential Issue with Conditional Formatting in URL Construction:

   • The change to the URL construction logic (if os_arch() == "windows" && !item.contains(".") { ".exe" } else { "" }) seems to be overly specific. This logic assumes that any file that does not contain a dot (.) should have a .exe extension on Windows, which might not always be correct. For example, it could incorrectly add .exe to files like libmoonbitrun.o or libtcc1.a. This might be a typo or an oversight.

2. Array Boundary Check:

   • The addition of four new items to the items array ("moonbit.h", "moonbit-fundamental.h", "libmoonbitrun.o", "libtcc1.a") is not immediately problematic, but it's important to ensure that this array is correctly managed, especially if the array's size is dynamically adjusted elsewhere in the code. Ensure that any loops or iterations over this array handle the new size correctly.

3. String Formatting and Concatenation:

   • The use of format! for constructing URLs is generally good practice for readability and safety. However, ensure that the logic inside the format! macro is correctly handling all edge cases, especially concerning the operating system and file extensions. The previous logic (if os_arch() == "windows" { ".exe" } else { "" }) was simpler and might have been more robust for its intended purpose. The new logic adds complexity that needs to be thoroughly tested, especially across different operating systems and file types.

Summary

• Simplify Conditional Logic: Review the conditional logic for adding .exe extensions to ensure it correctly identifies executable files without incorrectly adding extensions to other file types.
• Array Management: Ensure that any operations relying on the size or content of the items array are updated to handle the new items correctly.
• Testing Across Environments: Thoroughly test the URL construction logic across different operating systems and file types to ensure it behaves as expected.