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if "$myconf" defines/redefines "$conf"
the generated output would go to the wrong file
I.e.
>echo "conf=/boot/mybootdir/extlinux.conf" >> /etc/update-extliunx.conf
/sbin/update-extlinux will honor this,
while update-pvgrub would write to the wrong config file.
So postpone presetting "$conf" until "$myconf" has been source'd
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as $rtimeout is undefined, config file ends with
timeout
line, which makes pvgrub fail on int parsing
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Most of these updates is based on data from https://repology.org/,
detection based on permanent redirect from http:// to https://.
$source urls are updated when they contain $url as substring.
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This builds a grub configuration automatically, similar to update-extlinux (derived from that code).
It assumes a typical Xen deployment, with the filesystem being flat, and on (hd0).
fix #2356
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