linux-aurora: drop the generic linux provide and ship on edge only

The kernel provided linux=, so on any aarch64 root with the omarchy repo
listed before core, a dependency on linux resolved to this Apple-only kernel
instead of ALARM's linux-aarch64. linux-asahi and WIREGUARD-MODULE stay.

Channel membership narrows to edge until M1 and M2 cold-boot qualification;
promotion widens it again. pkgrel moves to 10 because 7.1.12.aurora2-9 is
already published and a filename is immutable.

pkgbuilds/linux-aurora/.omarchy/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
 {
   "source": "local",
   "skip_build": true,
-  "release_ring": "fast",
+  "channels": ["edge"]
-  "channels": ["edge", "rc"]
 }

pkgbuilds/linux-aurora/PKGBUILD

@@ -5,12 +5,12 @@
 # alt-mode and USB4 support for external monitors, variable refresh rate, and
 # the ISP and AOP drivers. Those changes touch device trees, the type-C stack
 # and DRM, so they cannot ship as a module: this is a whole alternative kernel
-# for Macs on the Omarchy edge and rc channels. The stable channel keeps
+# for Macs on the Omarchy edge channel. It reaches rc and stable only after
-# asahi-alarm's linux-asahi.
+# cold-boot qualification on M1 and M2.
 
 _auroraver=7.1.12
 _aurorarel=2
-pkgrel=9
+pkgrel=10
 
 # Immutable pin on aurora-silicon/linux (branch aurora-wip). Every bump is a
 # PR that moves _commit and the archive checksum; the pinned commit is cold-boot
@@ -88,7 +88,9 @@ _package_kernel() {
   depends=(coreutils kmod initramfs $2 "m1n1>=$_m1n1_version")
   optdepends=('crda: to set the correct wireless channels of your country'
               'linux-firmware: firmware images needed for some devices')
-  provides=(WIREGUARD-MODULE linux=${pkgver} linux-asahi=${pkgver})
+  # No generic linux provide: on a shared aarch64 repository it would compete
+  # with linux-aarch64 for any dependency on linux.
+  provides=(WIREGUARD-MODULE linux-asahi=${pkgver})
   replaces=(wireguard-arch)
   conflicts=(linux-asahi)