mpg123: move all "extra" plugings to mpg123-sdl, rename to mpg123-extras #41323
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mpg123-jack introduces a build cycle, so let's minimize the dependencies of the base mpg123 package by moving all "extras" to an mpg123-extras package that manages the individual subpackages. The mpg123-extras package can act as a meta that pulls in all the others. Closes void-linux#41301.
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mpg123-jackintroduces a build cycle, so let's minimize the dependencies of the basempg123package by moving all "extras" to anmpg123-extraspackage that manages the individual subpackages. Thempg123-extraspackage can act as a meta that pulls in all the others.NOTE: Because
mpg123-extrasisn't a real metapackage,xbps-srcwill refuse to create the package when it is empty, so fool the process by installing theREADME. I'm open to other ways to handle this problem, but it seems better that the template should be something generic instead of one of the arbitrary subpackages.cc: @sgn
Closes #41301.