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Contain the details in a table of class 'pkgdetails' for more layout
control.
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This fixes the tests if a local /git/cygwin-packages happens to exist,
and adds some test coverage of code which examines repodir.
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Allow 'license:' key in source hint, and check it contains a valid SPDX
license expression.
Show the key value in source package summary page, and in repology JSON
output.
Update tests appropriately
Future work: Add 'license:' to the set of mandatory keys for a source
package.
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Include build date (strictly, the package archive mtime) in the package
summary HTML page.
Also refine package size units to KiB, since that's what we actually
use.
Use a fixed timestamp (in UTC) for all packages in test data.
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Create separate package objects for the binary and source packages. This
is generally a simplification to the data model.
One slight wrinkle is that stale file detection needs to be aware that
.hint files may now be used by both a binary and source packages, and so
should only be removed if both packages are stale. (Since the source
package cannot be stale if the binary package isn't, we solve this by
making the source package control the staleness of the hint, in that
case [except for archives which are sourceless for permitted reasons,
which we now explicitly annotate as such]).
'external-source' is now always followed, rather than checking for the
source for a given version in the current package first. This exposes a
handful of (migrated) hints which contain an unnecessary
external-source.
Write separate package summary pages for source packages
Always create binary packages when uploading to allow replacement hints,
otherwise, only create a package if there's archives for it to contain
to avoid creating empty packages from the relarea.
Note: since we don't put source packages into a separate namespace,
there is a potential collision if both 'foo' (source package 'foo-src'),
and 'foo-src' (source package 'foo-src-src') exist. That would be daft,
and there aren't currently any examples of this. Forbid package names
ending in '-src' to avoid such problems.
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