Create a freebsd-update package and adding it to jail dependency

[ericbsd]

• Split freebsd-update into a separate package
• Include in minimal-jail annotation set
• Make jail package depend on freebsd-update

GhostBSD does not use freebsd-update it will be removed from the default.

Summary by Sourcery

Introduce a standalone freebsd-update package and update the jail-all package to depend on it.

New Features:

• Split freebsd-update into its own package with accompanying UCL descriptor
• Include freebsd-update in the minimal-jail annotation set and require it in the jail-all package

Build:

• Add Makefile support for the freebsd-update package

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

This PR refactors the freebsd-update tool into its own package by updating its Makefile, introduces a new UCL annotation for minimal jail sets, and ensures the jail package declares a dependency on freebsd-update.

Entity relationship diagram for UCL annotation sets

erDiagram
  JAIL_ALL {
    string name
    string[] annotations
  }
  FREEBSD_UPDATE_ALL {
    string name
    string[] annotations
  }
  JAIL_ALL ||--o{ FREEBSD_UPDATE_ALL : includes

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Class diagram for package structure changes

classDiagram
  class JailPackage {
    +depends_on: freebsd-update
  }
  class FreebsdUpdatePackage {
    +Makefile
    +freebsd-update.conf
    +freebsd-update.sh
    +freebsd-update.8
  }
  JailPackage --> FreebsdUpdatePackage

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refactor freebsd-update into a standalone package	Define PACKAGE variable for freebsd-update Separate configuration, scripts, and man pages under the new package Adjust Makefile layout accordingly	usr.sbin/freebsd-update/Makefile
Integrate freebsd-update into jail annotation and dependencies	Create freebsd-update-all.ucl for minimal-jail annotation Update jail-all.ucl to include freebsd-update annotation Add dependency declaration on freebsd-update in jail package	release/packages/ucl/freebsd-update-all.ucl release/packages/ucl/jail-all.ucl

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[github-actions]

Thank you for taking the time to contribute to FreeBSD!
There is an issue that needs to be fixed:

• Missing Signed-off-by lines^8140b66

Please review CONTRIBUTING.md, then update and push your branch again.

[ericbsd]

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