Use app name instead of desc in Win EXE desc field

This appears to be the convention across programs. Windows also often uses the content of the description field as the program's name, e.g., when hovering a file over the EXE or shortcut.
LoadingByte · Jan 5, 2023 · f99b590 · f99b590
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diff --git a/packaging/package.bat b/packaging/package.bat
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ echo Collecting minimized JRE...
 %jdk_bin%\jlink @settings\jlink --output work\runtime\
 
 echo Collecting installation image...
-%jdk_bin%\jpackage @settings\jpackage --name cinecred --icon images\icon.ico --input app\ --runtime-image work\runtime\ --dest work\image\
+%jdk_bin%\jpackage @settings\jpackage @settings\jpackage-windows --name cinecred --icon images\icon.ico --input app\ --runtime-image work\runtime\ --dest work\image\
 del work\image\cinecred\cinecred.ico
 copy resources\universal\LEGAL work\image\cinecred\
 

diff --git a/packaging/settings/jpackage b/packaging/settings/jpackage
@@ -3,6 +3,5 @@
 --main-class @MAIN_CLASS@
 --java-options "@JAVA_OPTIONS@"
 --app-version @VERSION@
---description "@DESCRIPTION@"
 --vendor "@VENDOR@"
 --copyright "Copyright (C) 2023 @VENDOR@, licensed under the GPLv3"
diff --git a/packaging/settings/jpackage-windows b/packaging/settings/jpackage-windows
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+--description Cinecred