LotuS2: Fix usearch path in lOTUs.cfg

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The pull request includes modifications to the build.sh script and the meta.yaml file for the LotuS2 project. In build.sh, the configs/sdm_src/ directory has been removed, along with files matching the pattern bin/lambda3*, indicating a cleanup of the binary directory. The script has been updated to include usearch as an additional binary in the configuration of the lOTUs.cfg file, while the structure of the sed command remains unchanged. The second loop for processing additional binaries continues to function as before, and installation steps related to the share directory and symbolic link for the LotuS2 wrapper have not been altered. In the meta.yaml file, the build.number has been incremented from 0 to 1, marking a new build iteration, with no other changes made to the package details or dependencies.

Possibly related PRs

• Add FMSI #51277: Changes in the build.sh script for the FMSI package enhance the build process, similar to the modifications in the LotuS2 build.sh.
• Update Earl Grey build.sh #51324: The update to the build.sh script in the Earl Grey package includes modifications for improved compatibility and functionality, aligning with the LotuS2 changes.
• Update diamond recipe #51515: The build.sh script for the diamond package has undergone significant restructuring, which parallels the enhancements made in the LotuS2 build.sh, particularly in terms of improving the organization and clarity of the build process.
• bump sainsc build number #51768: The increment of the build number in the meta.yaml file for the Sainsc package reflects a similar change made in the LotuS2 meta.yaml.

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• mencian

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