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Split the internal OpenPGP parser to a separate repository #2986

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  1. Prepare to cutting out the internal OpenPGP parser for good

    Push the build option into the rpmpgp_legacy directory so it doesn't
    show up at all unless the directory is present, and rename it to
    WITH_LEGACY_OPENPGP to better reflect the status: it's hardly internal
    if it lives in a separate repo, and it's something you should not use
    going forward.
    
    Add a terse README to the rpmpgp_legacy directory as the initial to-be
    repo description to explain the status and intentionally vague build
    instructions: if you don't know then you really should not.
    
    Also add a separate COPYING file there: the parser originates from
    rpmio/ so it falls under rpm's dual license, just simplify the text
    that makes no sense in the new context.
    pmatilai committed Mar 20, 2024
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  2. Split off the internal OpenPGP parser to a separate repository

    Now that we have an alternative to building without Rust, it's time
    to say bye to this old thing. We will not support the parser but
    preserve minimal hooks in cmake to allow building with it, at least
    for a transition period:
    
    	https://github.com/rpm-software-management/rpmpgp_legacy
    
    Fixes: rpm-software-management#2414
    pmatilai committed Mar 20, 2024
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