During my recent work I needed to use path for generated interpreter in
several places and found the need to repeat
${buildout:bin-directory}/${python-interpreter:interpreter} both tiring
and error-prone, because the knowledge where executable is placed
is implicitly used and relied upon.

On the other hand:

- pygolang already provides ${gpython:exe} as reference to the place
  where gpython is installed (see e1d269b4)

- pygolang already uses :exe for interpreter generated to accompany
  pyprog (see 0ee52376 and e328aa49)

So python-interpreter not providing :exe is an oversight and the logical
fix is to start providing python-interpreter:exe as well.

-> Do it and convert */software.cfg throughout the tree, where
python-interpreter is found, to use it.

/cc @jerome, @Tyagov, @alain.takoudjou, @xavier_thompson, @levin.zimmermann
/reviewed-on !1456

The new ghostscript could not decrypt some password protected files. It turned out to be a bug in ghostscript but in the process of investigating I thought it might be related to missing libidn that is also used in PDF passwords, so I added it.

See merge request nexedi/slapos!1455

Fixes decryption of some password protected PDFs

INFO configure: WARNING: unrecognized options: --disable-threadsafe

without libidn, decrypting password protected PDFs does not fully work.

This is a fixup of f6281e7a.

This fixes 3c514224

Since nginx 1.25.1 ssl directive has been dropped, so fix the configuration
template to work with 1.25.2.

Update nginx-push-stream to follow nginx API changes.

Will support zlib 1.3+

Extend PATH to make xzcat available.

Extend PATH to make xzcat available.

Enforce python3 usage, as the newer version requires python3.

Empty values are considered not provided, so provide a template which
produces a file with a lone comment.

Instead of using openssl-1.0 and overriding the new versions to use
openssl, use openssl by default and override in the old versions to use
openssl-1.0