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Currently, the `sync-apt.sh` script just generates metadata for all packages found in the `.deb` directory. Unfortunately, this requires the packages to already be uploaded with a certain naming convention, otherwise `apt-ftparchive packages` doesn't actually detect them and creates an empty `Packages` file. The solution here is to extend the `sync-apt.sh` script to normalize the filename to what we need it to be. This requires us to upload the new `.deb` files to the `pool` directory. Instead of messing around with the existing files in there, we slightly change how the `sync-apt.sh` script works. In its new version, it expects packages to be in the `import-stable` and `import-preview` directories. It will then download these, normalize their names and move them to a local `pool-stable` and `pool-preview` directory respectively (potentially overwriting and existing one that is already there, this allows for updating packages). As a final step, it will generate the metadata for all packages in `pool-stable` and `pool-preview`, upload both directories, upload the metadata and then delete the imported `.deb` files.