Remove no-tray tag from bullseye-amd64

[tuhalf]

I tested it on a Bookworm server and it worked but I didn't have a Bullseye server so couldn't test it there. @dominicletz can you try that?

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the Docker build configuration for the Bullseye AMD64 environment by removing a specific environment variable. The removal of ENV EXTRA_TAGS=no_tray aims to adjust how the application is built or behaves within this particular Docker image, possibly re-enabling certain features or simplifying the build process.

Highlights

• Dockerfile Configuration: The ENV EXTRA_TAGS=no_tray line has been removed from the .github/bullseye-amd64.dockerfile. This change likely modifies the build behavior for the Bullseye AMD64 Docker image, potentially enabling tray icon functionality or removing a specific build constraint.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to enable the system tray feature for the bullseye-amd64 Docker build by removing the no_tray build tag. While this correctly enables the tray feature compilation, the change is incomplete as it omits the necessary system dependencies required for the tray to function on Linux. This will lead to runtime errors when the application is started with tray support. I've added a critical comment to address this by suggesting the installation of the required libraries in the Dockerfile.

[tuhalf]

I tested it with Docker and it works without an issue