docs: install the Studio app on Linux from the .deb (#5946)

* docs: install the Studio app on Linux from the .deb, list models and clean

The download page hands Linux browsers the .deb by default
(demo-next studio/download/route.ts), so the steps now match it.

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* docs: leave the finder rows to the media-use docs PR

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* docs: use the file names the linux download actually gives

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@@ -38,19 +38,29 @@ green guide, points you to the next step along the way.
<Tab title="Linux">
<Steps>
<Step title="Download">
Go to [hyperframes.dev/studio](https://hyperframes.dev/studio) and choose **Download** next to Linux. You get
one file, `HyperFrames-x86_64.AppImage`, for 64-bit Intel and AMD computers.
Go to [hyperframes.dev/studio](https://hyperframes.dev/studio) and choose **Download** next to Linux (.deb).
You get `HyperFrames-amd64.deb` for 64-bit Intel and AMD computers on Debian, Ubuntu and their
relatives.
</Step>
<Step title="Make it runnable and open it">
<Step title="Install it and open it">
In a terminal, in the folder you downloaded it to:
```bash
chmod +x HyperFrames-x86_64.AppImage
./HyperFrames-x86_64.AppImage
sudo apt install ./HyperFrames-amd64*.deb
```
Then open **HyperFrames** from your app menu.
</Step>
</Steps>
Prefer one portable file, or not on a Debian-based system? Choose **Linux (AppImage)** instead, then in the
folder you downloaded it to:
```bash
chmod +x HyperFrames-x86_64*.AppImage
./HyperFrames-x86_64*.AppImage
```
The AppImage is the whole app. Keep it anywhere you like and open it the same way next time.
</Tab>
</Tabs>