net-wireless/iw: add rdepend on wireless-regdb

[negril]

iw can bring up a wireless device so it needs to depend on net-wireless/wireless-regdb.

Fix the compile flags, so they are actually fully honored.

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net-wireless/iw: @ZeroChaos-

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[ZeroChaos-]

if isn't responsible for making connections to APs nor running Access Points. I don't believe the rdepend makes sense here.

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Report generated at: 2023-09-02 14:25 UTC
Newest commit scanned: 5184bd8
Status: ✅ good

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[negril]

Did you have a look into iw help? It can start an AP, connect to one, scan and so on.

I think iw reg set should be a clear hint that you need wireless-regdom during runtime. ;)

[ZeroChaos-]

Did you have a look into iw help? It can start an AP, connect to one, scan and so on.

I think iw reg set should be a clear hint that you need wireless-regdom during runtime. ;)

For the sake of argument, it's a not required for compiling or execution, it's an optional dep for one function. I have no desire to die on this hill though, so @thesamesam break the tie please.

[thesamesam]

I don't really see the point in optimising in not having the dep, so let's add it in please.