removed tklpatch-apply-plan

rational:

    - the same functionality can be duplicated simply in conf using apt-get

    - in some cases, installing a package will fail due to the assumption
      that it is being installed into a running system (e.g., assuming
      mysql daemon is running)

bin/tklpatch-apply

@@ -48,7 +48,6 @@ if [ -d $patch_dir/patches ]; then
 fi
 
 echo "# applying patch $patch_dir"
-[ -e $patch_dir/plan ] && tklpatch-apply-plan $rootfs $patch_dir/plan
 [ -d $patch_dir/debs ] && tklpatch-apply-debs $rootfs $patch_dir/debs
 [ -d $patch_dir/overlay ] && tklpatch-apply-overlay $rootfs $patch_dir/overlay
 [ -x $patch_dir/conf ] && tklpatch-apply-conf $rootfs $patch_dir/conf

docs/README

@@ -47,7 +47,6 @@ Syntax:
         tklpatch-extract-iso isofile
         tklpatch-apply rootfs-dir patch-dir|patch.tar.gz
 
-            tklpatch-apply-plan rootfs-dir plan
             tklpatch-apply-debs rootfs-dir debs-dir
             tklpatch-apply-overlay rootfs-dir overlay-dir
             tklpatch-apply-conf rootfs-dir conf
@@ -64,7 +63,6 @@ Patches
 A tklpatch structure can include some, or all of the following:
 
     patch/
-        plan        # list of packages to install (via apt-get)
         debs/       # debian packages in this directory will be installed
         overlay/    # overlay applied to root filesystem
         conf        # configuration script to execute in chroot (rootfs)