Use debian packages for cmake again #9212
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On bookworm, 'cmake' is new enough that we can just use it. On bullseye, we can get a new-enough package from backports. By including 'cmake' in the build-deps stage, we don't need to install it separately in all the later build stages that need it. See #2699, where switched to downloading and building a specific version.
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On bookworm, 'cmake' is new enough that we can just use it. On bullseye, we can get a new-enough package from backports. By including 'cmake' in the build-deps stage, we don't need to install it separately in all the later build stages that need it.
See #2699, where we switched to downloading and building a specific version.