This commit updates $license variable in all APKBUILDs to comply with
short names specified by SPDX version 3.0 [1] where possible. It was
done using find-and-replace method on substrings inside $license
variables.

Only license names were updated, not "expressions" specifying relation
between the licenses (e.g. "X and Y", "X or Y", "X and (Y or Z)") or
exceptions (e.g. "X with exceptions").

Many licenses have a version or multiple variants, e.g. MPL-2.0,
BSD-2-Clause, BSD-3-Clause. However, $license in many aports do not
contain license version or variant. Since there's no way how to infer
this information just from abuild, it were left without the variant
suffix or version, i.e. non SPDX compliant.

GNU licenses (AGPL, GFDL, GPL, LGPL) are especially complicated. They
exist in two variants: -only (formerly e.g. GPL-2.0) and -or-later
(formerly e.g. GPL-2.0+). We did not systematically noted distinguish
between these variants, so GPL-2.0, GPL2, GPLv2 etc. may mean
GPL-2.0-only or GPL-2.0-or-later. Thus GNU licenses without "+" (e.g.
GPL2+) were left without the variant suffix, i.e. non SPDX compliant.

Note: This commit just fixes format of the license names, no
verification has been done if the specified license information is
actually correct!

[1]: https://spdx.org/licenses/

A library for including a Cisco-like command-line interface
https://github.com/dparrish/libcli

[TT: modernize]

This moves all packages from testing to unmaintained which have not been
updated for atleast 6 months. If you are affected by this commit please follow
this proceddure:

* make sure your packages build on all architectures
* move your pacakge(s) back to testing
* if you want to keep this package and can maintain it (or find somebody to
  maintain it for you) for a minimum of 6 months ask it to be moved to community

Since abuild v2.22.0, these are removed automatically unless 'libtool'
option has been specified.

bcli provides support for using the arrow keys for command-line
editing. Up and Down arrows will cycle through the command history,
and Left & Right can be used for editing the current command line.
libcli also works out the shortest way of entering a command, so if
you have a command "show users grep foobar" defined, you can enter
"sh us g foobar" if that is the shortest possible way of doing it.

https://github.com/dparrish/libcli