- change the distfile address scheme,
- change distfile to rpm from tar.gz, because the later has a different
dir structure and does not provide all files the rpm does.
The gnutls-devels -> gnutls -> gettext-libs chain pulled in libintl.so,
which ended up unnecessarily linked into the binary.
Ironically, no localization files were generated, because gettext wasn't
in hostmakedepends.
Move unrelated libraries to gettext package, since they are only used by
it and by gtranslator, which will for the most part be installed
alongside gtranslator already.
The main purpose with this PR is to stop shipping unversioned libintl.so
in gettext-libs. What happens in this case is that packages built
natively for musl with localization support will have gettext in
hostmakedepends, which will lead to gettext-libs being in the host, and,
consequently, /usr/lib/libintl.so being available.
Due to CMake's FindIntl being bad, CMake projects will assume they
should use libintl.so instead of the gettext support from libc, and link
against it unnecessarily (and sometimes innefectively: CMake points the
compiler at /usr/include/libintl.h instead of our
/usr/include/gettext/libintl.h, which means the musl header will be used
instead, and unless the main executable is linked against libintl, the
library's functions won't even be used). Leaving only the essential
libraries in gettext-libs (versioned libintl.so files) and guaranteeing
gettext doesn't pull in the unversioned one means many packages won't
depend on libintl unnecessarily any more. As a matter of fact, this is a
case where our cross builds were more "correct" than native ones, since
libintl.so in the host won't be found for the target.
Furthermore, some packages require autopoint(1) in order to run
autoreconf; to avoid depending on gettext-devel for it, and ending up
linking in libintl into the final binary, we split it into the
gettext-devel-tools subpackage as well.
Also pull in Alpine patches fixing test failures.
