Fix some Qt6 QML imports #44279
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Fix some Qt6 QML imports #44279
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This breaks "import QtMultimedia" and prevents any QML from using it without the -devel subpkg which makes no sense.
This breaks "import QtRemoteObjects" and prevents any QML from using it without the -devel subpkg which makes no sense.
This breaks "import QtSensors" and prevents any QML from using it without the -devel subpkg which makes no sense.
This breaks "import QtWebChannel" and prevents any QML from using it without the -devel subpkg which makes no sense.
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qmldirto-develsubpackage in case of these packages breaksimport QtMultimedia,import QtRemoteObjects,import QtSensors&import QtWebChannelpreventing any QML from using them without the-develsubpackages which makes no sense; let's just include it in the main packages.Testing the changes