Point desktop downloads at 0.3.0; release v5.5.3
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The Download block still offered desktop 0.1.0 — the build from before in-app
updates, the voice-note fixes and the verification hardening. Windows, macOS and
Linux now link to 0.3.0.

The version was repeated across three URLs in two different forms: two resolved
through /releases/latest/download/ and one pinned a tag. That is how they drifted
out of date, so it is now one constant.

The tag stays pinned on purpose. Release filenames carry the version, so a
/latest/ link breaks the moment a newer release exists, while a pinned tag keeps
serving a working installer — the safer way to fail if the constant is ever left
behind.
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# Changelog
## v5.5.3 — Desktop downloads point at 0.3.0
### Fixed
- **The desktop download buttons still offered 0.1.0.** Windows, macOS and Linux now link to the current 0.3.0 release, which is the first with in-app updates, voice-note parity and the verification fixes.
- The release version was repeated across three URLs in two different forms (two resolving through `/releases/latest/`, one pinned to a tag), which is how they drifted out of date. It is now a single constant, and the tag is pinned deliberately: filenames carry the version, so a `latest` link breaks as soon as a newer release exists, whereas a pinned tag keeps serving a working installer.
## v5.5.2 — Fix security level in the header
### Fixed