systemd: Update to version 260.1

- Update from version 258 to 260.1
- Update of rootfile
- Remove FTBFS patch as this has now been included in the tarball.
- Remove the sed line for fixing udev linking as this is now part of the tarball.
- Changelog entries only related to udev
    260.1
        * Support for non-system users and groups in udev rules and
          systemd-networkd configuration has been restored, but is deprecated
          and discouraged. systemd-udevd will emits warnings if a non-system
          user/group is specified in OWNER=/GROUP=. Similarly, systemd-networkd
          will warn about User=/Group= settings with a non-system user/group
          specified in .netdev files for Tun/Tap interfaces. This support will
          be removed in a future release.
          Device nodes should not be owned by a non-system user/group. It is
          recommended to check udev rules files with 'udevadm verify' and/or
          'udevadm test' commands.
        * Permissions for /dev/ptp* are now set to 0664 (previously 0660),
          allowing unprivileged read-only access. This relies on the kernel fix
          "ptp: Add PHC file mode checks. Allow RO adjtime() without
          FMODE_WRITE." (commit b4e53b15c04e3852949003752f48f7a14ae39e86 in
          v6.15, backported to LTS releases in v6.12.68, v6.6.122, v6.1.162,
          v5.15.199, and v5.10.249), which adds missing PTP ioctl permission
          checks and keeps clock-modifying operations write-restricted. Systems
          running stable kernel branches should ensure they are updated to patch
          levels that include the fix.
        * Persistent network interface naming has bee extended to MCTP devices
          with the "mc" prefix.
        * The minimum backlight brightness value used when restoring backlight
          levels at boot has been lowered from 5% to 1%. This lower value
          should be sufficient to avoid blacked-out displays, but allows user
          environments to use a wider range of values (without lower values
          being reset during reboot). Note that environments may still set very
          low brightness values at runtime independently of the systemd clamp
          which only applies during boot.
        * A new udev property ID_INTEGRATION= is now exposed on devices that
          have ID_BUS= defined. This variable can be set to 'internal' when the
          device is integral part of the system or 'external' otherwise.
          Internal buses like PCI, I2C, SPI... imply 'internal' and external
          buses like bluetooth imply 'external'. For USB the 'removable'
          attribute of the port the device is connected to determines the
          result: 'fixed' implies 'internal' and 'removable' or 'unknown'
          implies 'external'.
        * ID_INPUT_JOYSTICK_INTEGRATION= property has been dropped in favour of
          ID_INTEGRATION= because it was never used and the new variable covers
          the idea that variable was intended for better.
        * A new udev builtin "tpm2_id" is now available which will extract
          vendor/model identification from connected TPM2 devices as they are
          probed. This is then used to import data from the udev database,
          possibly containing quirk and other information about specific TPMs.
    259
        * systemd-udevd rules gained support for OPTIONS="dump-json" to dump
          the current event status in JSON format. This generates output
          similar to "udevadm test --json=short".
        * The net_id builtin for systemd-udevd now can generate predictable
          interface names for Wifi devices on DeviceTree systems.
        * systemd-udevd and systemd-repart will now reread partition tables on
          block devices in a more graceful, incremental fashion. Specifically,
          they no longer use the kernel BLKRRPART ioctl() which removes all
          in-memory partition objects loaded into the kernel and then recreates
          them as new objects. Instead they will use the BLKPG ioctl() to make
          minimal changes, and individually add, remove, or grow modified
          partitions, avoiding removal/re-adding where the partitions were left
          unmodified on disk. This should greatly improve behaviour on systems
          that make modifications to partition tables on disk while using them.
        * A new udev property ID_BLOCK_SUBSYSTEM is now exposed on block devices
          reporting a short identifier for the subsystem a block device belongs
          to. This only applies to block devices not connected to a regular bus,
          i.e. virtual block devices such as loopback, DM, MD, or zram.
        * systemd-udevd will now generate /dev/gpio/by-id/… symlinks for GPIO
          devices.

Signed-off-by: Adolf Belka <adolf.belka@ipfire.org>
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 lfs/systemd                     | 12 +++---------
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