We should have never added a upstream repackage and some custom tools
in the same source package, let alone binary package. Finally resolve
that tech debt and do a split.
This commit does a bit more than I'd like at once, but it's really not
trivial to make a clean split while keeping all sanely buildable in
multiple commits.
What roughly happens is:
- two complete separate source packages
- one for xterm.js, we keep this purely to the xterm.js and our
local additions and modifications that are relevant directly to
xterm.js itself
- one for termproxy, where only the rust-based tool is shipped.
This also reduces churn, as the termproxy doesn't sees lots of
updates, so no point in building it on every xterm.js update.
- drop debcargo, which while great for library source code packages
for build dependencies, is just a PITA for binary packages
shipping actual compiled rust code, it adds almost nothing there
but provides lots of special handling to get the correct result.
- rename `termproxy` to `proxmox-termproxy` but keep a backward
compat link for now, termproxy is way to general a name.
Maybe we should also move this away from /bin in general, into the
/lib/<arch-qualifier>/proxmox/ directory like we do for
proxmox-backup.
- clean ups all over the place
Signed-off-by: Thomas Lamprecht <t.lamprecht@proxmox.com>
