net-libs/signon-oauth2: do not install examples

[matijaskala]

This fixes file collision with kde-apps/kaccounts-providers

Also bumped to EAPI 7

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[a17r]

There is no bug report for either package nor a build.log about said collisions, can you clarify?

[matijaskala]

Both packages install a file, named /etc/signon-ui/webkit-options.d/www.facebook.com.conf.
It seems that portage doesn't correctly detect file collision inside /etc. Instead of an error it just triggers etc-update mechanism.

[a17r]

This is probably a leftover file in kaccounts-providers. Since both the provider and service files were disabled long ago in https://cgit.kde.org/kaccounts-providers.git/commit/services/disabled?id=0589543970fe2661364e5ad8990b0c095e672e1a and https://cgit.kde.org/kaccounts-providers.git/commit/?id=1c99a9bcf4593b0e8b0b6c05c47a100bbb710a08

[a17r]

Whatever purpose it fulfils in kaccounts-providers though, you're right it is part of examples in signon-oauth2. I am going to disable them properly in a 0.24 version bump.