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Additionally quote vars in appimage/build.sh #2267

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Hi!

The appimage, built from my recent push, surprisingly had no alpha suffix. The log says

.buildbot/appimage/build.sh: line 11: [: 965978fa5c7b6a5a3af071c2a07c196c1a388914: unary operator expected

It seems fixed by adding the additional quotes.

Hi! The appimage, built from my recent push, surprisingly had no `alpha` suffix. The [log](https://buildbot.bitmessage.org/#/builders/33/builds/33585/steps/4/logs/stdio) says ``` .buildbot/appimage/build.sh: line 11: [: 965978fa5c7b6a5a3af071c2a07c196c1a388914: unary operator expected ``` It seems fixed by adding the additional quotes.
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