WIP: PAYG UI

[Kekun]

This overrides GNOME Shell from gnome-build-meta by https://github.com/Kekun/eos-gnome-shell/tree/eos7.0, a fork of https://github.com/endlessm/gnome-shell that rebases its commits from 43.9 to 48.4.

Compared to https://github.com/endlessm/gnome-shell, https://github.com/Kekun/eos-gnome-shell/tree/eos7.0:

• removes commits that have been mainlined and are hence already there
• removes commits that have been added and reverted in the branch
• removes the "New translations from Transifex" commits as updating them requires tons of tedious manual work
• doesn't merge fixup commits (yet): what are Endless' best practices in that regard?
• put fixup commits next to the original commit when possible, to make them easier to read

I did my best to fix all the build time and runtime issues I encountered, though some may have slipped through. Assume this requires thorough testing as Shell evolved quite a bit in the 2½ years gap that separate 43 from 48.

Once we are happy with the change, how should https://github.com/Kekun/eos-gnome-shell/tree/eos7.0 be upstreamed to https://github.com/endlessm/gnome-shell?

This fixes #12.

[starnight]

Surprised that the build dependency gnome-build-meta.bst:core-deps/jasmine-gjs.bst does not help here

[starnight]

I build without github:ptomato/jasmine-gjs.git locally successfully.

[Kekun]

Mmh… OK I'll check this out. I wonder why it didn't pick the system-wide one up here.

[starnight]

Thanks!

doesn't merge fixup commits (yet): what are Endless' best practices in that regard?

EOS will merge the fixup commits into the related commits when every rebase.

Once we are happy with the change, how should https://github.com/Kekun/eos-gnome-shell/tree/eos7.0 be upstreamed to https://github.com/endlessm/gnome-shell?

EOS staff will force push it the master branch after test.

[starnight]

Just notice this branch has not rebased on the latest main branch. So, the filesystem has not included eos-payg-nonfree, yet.