drop apt-xapian-index and pavumeter from newer desktop builds (FTBFS)

[leggewie]

apt-xapian-index and pavumeter were dropped from Debian and thus having them included by default FTBFS our newer desktop images

These two commits drop those packages in the relevant places, leaving them in place for specifically older releases.

https://bugs.debian.org/1100760
https://bugs.debian.org/1088796

Edit:
I pushed another commit to deal with obsolete packages plasma-workspace-wayland and poliykit-1 packages in plucky. We should not continue this kind of a mess with a bunch of links all over the place, though.

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This change updates package lists for several desktop environment configurations across different distributions. Specifically, it removes the package apt-xapian-index from Cinnamon, GNOME, i3-wm, and XFCE environments, including the XFCE environment in the sid distribution. It also removes the package pavumeter from Budgie, i3-wm, KDE Plasma, MATE, and xmonad environments in the trixie distribution. Additionally, it deletes the kde-plasma file under the plucky environment and adds a new comprehensive KDE Plasma environment configuration for plucky, including package lists, uninstall instructions, and references to jammy environment files for architectures, armbian, debian, and support. No other packages were added or removed in the existing environment configurations, and no changes were made to exported or public entities.

Possibly related PRs

• Trixie: drop non-existing packages #8279: Removes pavumeter (and pavucontrol) from Trixie desktop environment package lists, which directly overlaps with the removal of pavumeter in this PR.
• Fix - Package 'apt-xapian-index' has no installation candidate on Trixie #8202: Removes apt-xapian-index from multiple desktop environment package lists, matching the package removal in this PR.

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