bootupd: make new packagesystem, using a file, no rpm -q

[krolmiki2011]

Make new packagesystem

We need to make new packagesystem, to make compatiable with other distros

Now we need a manifest file in /usr/share/bootupd/manifest, and its look, like this

'''
grub2-1:2.12-28.fc42,1710000000 shim-15.8-3,1700000000
'''

the new code detecting names: grub*, shim*, and make single names just grub and shim

the idea came from this discussion: #468

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the package system to read package metadata from a manifest file instead of querying the RPM database directly, introducing package name normalization for cross-distro compatibility and moving the legacy RPM-querying logic to a new file. The reviewer feedback highlights a critical inconsistency between the manual Ord implementation and the derived PartialEq/Eq for Module, an inefficiency in finding the maximum timestamp using BTreeSet instead of .max(), and a fragile Unix timestamp parsing approach.

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