packages: Make set-base-dbg depend on set-optional-dbg

As set-base depends on set-optional, so should set-base-dbg depend on
set-optional-dbg. Otherwise, people who install set-base-dbg will be
mis

packages: Make set-base-dbg depend on set-optional-dbg

As set-base depends on set-optional, so should set-base-dbg depend on
set-optional-dbg. Otherwise, people who install set-base-dbg will be
missing a bunch of debug packages.

MFC after: 1 day
Reviewed by: emaste
Sponsored by: https://www.patreon.com/bsdivy
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D53575

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packages: Set dependency origin in generate-ucl.lua

Commit 822fd5606748 changed the origin of packages from "base"
to "base/<package name>", but the old origin was still used for
dependencies.

Asid

packages: Set dependency origin in generate-ucl.lua

Commit 822fd5606748 changed the origin of packages from "base"
to "base/<package name>", but the old origin was still used for
dependencies.

Aside from being wrong, this confuses pkg <= 2.3.1 and causes
"pkg info -d" to show the dependencies as "<pkgname>-(null)"
instead of the correct version string.

Remove the explicit origin from dependencies in the UCL files,
and instead populate this during the build in generate-ucl.lua.
In the (very unlikely) case that an explicit origin is still
needed, don't overwrite one if it's already present.

MFC after: 1 day
Fixes: 822fd5606748 ("pkgbase: set origin for each packages as base/FreeBSD-*")
Reported by: bapt
Reviewed by: cperciva, bapt
Sponsored by: https://www.patreon.com/bsdivy
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D52892

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packages: Add an "optional" set

This is everything in "base" but without compilers. This means we
have sets to support four basic workloads:

- "minimal" for a small installation where the user int

packages: Add an "optional" set

This is everything in "base" but without compilers. This means we
have sets to support four basic workloads:

- "minimal" for a small installation where the user intends to add
other packages by hand.

- "optional" for a complete installation on a production system which
does not need to compile software.

- "devel", which can be added to either minimal or optional when
compilers are required.

- "base" for a complete installation, including compilers, for users
who don't want to interact with pkgbase and just want the complete
system installed like it was before.

This is probably the last set want to add; any further metapackages
would be better treated as "task" packages intended to target one
specific workload.

MFC after: 3 days
Reviewed by: cperciva, bapt
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D52777

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packages: Add a base-jail set

This is base, but without packages which are not generally useful
in jails. The following packages are excluded:

* Support for hardware not present in a jail:
acpi,

packages: Add a base-jail set

This is base, but without packages which are not generally useful
in jails. The following packages are excluded:

* Support for hardware not present in a jail:
acpi, apm, bluetooth, ccdconfig, console-tools, cxgbe-tools,
efi-tools, fd, hostapd, mlx-tools, nvme-tools, wpa

* Kernel facilities that don't work in a jail:
dtrace, dwatch, ggate, hast, iscsi, libcuse, smbutils

All library packages are included in base-jail, even if they might not
work, because the user may have executables linked with them.

While here, remove the set-minimal dependency from set-devel, since
this will cause unnecessary packages to be installed in jails. This
means users will need to install set-devel in addition to their base
set (minimal or base), which bsdinstall already handles correctly.

Add a license to all the set UCL files, so people can redistribute them.

MFC after: 6 hours
Reviewed by: manu
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D52719

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