Update versions and tweak a bit python language server config.

After some investigation, I understood that completions where slow for us because jedi add some [buildout support](https://github.com/davidhalter/jedi/blob/cef769ecd8b3a50cd0784d8660b123f4bf0eaec2/jedi/evaluate/sys_path.py#L132-L137) which walks up directories to find a `buildout.cfg` and inspects the corresponding scripts in `bin` to find python package paths. On web runner I have 98 scripts in `~/bin/`, each of them adding between 30 and 50 entries to `sys.path`.

A quick workaround is to create an empty `buildout.cfg` in the current directory or a parent directory before editing python code.

/reviewed-on !509

/reviewed-on nexedi/slapos!539

Building Bison 3.3.2 now requires autoconf.

fixup for af247599: Put automake
in $PATH instead of creating its own environment variable.

Needed for kedifa!2

/reviewed-on !537

otherwise hdf5.so cannot be found on compilation of h5py

more-itertools is a hidden dependency, not managed by buildout.
It has dropped support for python2 after version 5.0.0

/cc @tomo @jm

/reviewed-on !536

This partition contains no data worthy of backup:
- only in-transit emails appear
- logging is (sadly) not local to the partition

- Use `xz-utils` component for log file compression
- Fix some stacks and software releases to use the logrotate stack instead of re-creating it:
  - `software/caddy-frontend`
  - `stack/resilient`

/reviewed-on !508

Use xz instead of gzip.
Also put the cron script in etc/service instead of etc/run (to have the
"cron-on-watch" process)

Building Bison 3.3.2 now requires automake.

OpenVPN fails to build on Debian testing because
net-tools is no longer provided by default.

/reviewed-on !534

in apache frontend, we have been using:

```
LogFormat "%h %l %{REMOTE_USER}i %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-Agent}i\" %D" combined
```

The %l is (from mod_log_config docs): Remote logname (from identd, if
supplied). This will return a dash unless mod_ident is present and
IdentityCheck is set On.

In the case of apache frontend, it was always a - . This is missing in
caddy frontend and our existing log processing tools (apachedex) cannot
be used on frontend logs since we switched to Caddy.

/reviewed-on !530

dict in headers is smallcase, so it was never working in reality.

Added assertion which proves that the ATS is serving stale content in case if
the backend does not work, according to RFC5861.

It is beleived that stale-while-revalidate will work the same way, but it is
much harder to test, thus it is not done directly.