Makefile:
Change Makefile to allow installation of keyring data, systemd units and
scripts more configurable.
This allows user provided overrides via KEYRING_TARGET_DIR,
SCRIPT_TARGET_DIR, SYSTEMD_SYSTEM_UNIT_DIR.
Instead of relying on wildcards, rely on specifically named files, as
this can be reused also in the uninstall target without issue and
provides a clearer overview of what will be installed/uninstalled.
Specifically only make use of DESTDIR in the install and uninstall
targets, which allows easier overrides.
Extend uninstall target to also remove WKD sync related script and
systemd units.
Declare the whole keyring data as well as the code as input dependency
for the build target. This way we can properly depend on the build
target for installation without forcing rebuilding on every invocation.
A rebuild will be triggered if either the keyring or the source code
creating the build output changes.
The directories are added to the source dependencies on purpose to
guarantee that changes like deleted files will result in a rebuild.
The mtime of the build directory is force updated on every run to allow
make to track the output artifacts mtime compared against the
dependencies.
pyproject.toml:
Set specific source for `toolscoverage.paths` (as we only provide one
module).
Set `tools.coverage.run.relative_files` to true (although it is still
bug riddled and does not seem to work as advertized in regards to xml
output: https://github.com/nedbat/coveragepy/issues/963,
https://github.com/nedbat/coveragepy/issues/1147).
Set `tool.coverage.xml.output`, so we don't have to provide it on the
commandline.
Makefile:
Do not provide an output file to the coverage xml call, as we do that in
configuration now.
This allows an easy to use cli which invokes the export function to get
the keyring and uses the ownertrust and revoke functions to write all
artifacts into a target directory.
