chore(distribution): submit RIGStats to SourceForge

[dvalfrid]

Goal

Mirror RIGStats on SourceForge for extra reach and SEO — and set it up to sync automatically so there's no per-release manual step.

Why SourceForge

SourceForge has a GitHub Importer and a GitHub Integration sync feature that most of the other directories don't offer — once set up, new GitHub releases can propagate to SourceForge automatically without touching this repo's workflows at all.

One-time submission

• Go to SourceForge → Create Project → "Import from GitHub"
• Authorize SourceForge to read dvalfrid/rigstats
• Import the repository (skip wiki import — not needed, docs live in this repo)
• Fill in project details:
  • Name: RIGStats
  • Summary: (short version of the description below)
  • Categories: System Administration, Monitoring
  • License: MIT
• Save the SourceForge project URL in a comment here

Description text

RIGStats is a lightweight, open-source hardware monitoring dashboard for Windows.
It displays real-time telemetry for your entire rig — CPU, GPU, RAM, storage,
network and system power — in a clean, always-visible overlay.

Features include CPU load/temperature/frequency with per-core bars, GPU load/VRAM/
temperature/fan speed, RAM usage, disk activity and free space per drive, network
upload/download with WAN ping, and a System Power panel with CPU/GPU breakdown.

Display modes: portrait and landscape profiles sized for 1080p–4K monitors,
desktop wallpaper mode (renders behind all windows via WorkerW), floating overlay,
and Fill Screen for dedicated secondary monitors. Built-in auto-updater included.

Sensor data is read via a bundled Windows service powered by LibreHardwareMonitor.
Free and open source. Requires Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit).

Per release — update SourceForge (automated, one-time setup)

• In the SourceForge project: Admin → Tools → Files → GitHub Integration
• Enter dvalfrid/rigstats and authorize
• Enable automatic import of new GitHub releases

Once enabled, this needs no further action per release — SourceForge pulls new releases from GitHub on its own.

Automation (future improvement)

None needed if GitHub Integration (above) is enabled during the one-time setup — this is the one directory in the whole distribution effort (#143–145, #149–151) that doesn't need a workflow change or manual per-release step.