Fixes compilation problem with node package feed
https://github.com/nxhack/openwrt-node-packages/issues/679

We updated all our build servers to Debian Buster, but LuCI is not
compiled. It ends up with following error:
make[2]: execvp: /usr/bin/env: Argument list too long

I found that there are patches on mailing list of OpenWrt-devel [1].
They were not reviewed neither applied since February. Let's apply them
to see if it it works.

[1] https://patchwork.ozlabs.org/project/openwrt/list/?series=159823

On Turris 1.x it seems that some assember code is not correct and result
are failures for some domain's certificates such as google.com or
pypi.org.

This reverts commit 444fcd15.

Co-authored-by: Vojtech Myslivec <vojtech.myslivec@nic.cz>

This was original intention but wasn't possible since new version of
updater and companion packages were required to be released to HBS. Now
with Turris OS 5.0.0 finally out we can clean this up.

There were times when only supported branch for Turris 1.x routers was
HBD. Becasue of that repository used in migration was HBD in case of
Turris 1.x. With changes merged to HBL and HBD this is broken and also
wrong. We have some support in HBK so it should point to HBK to be
consistent between routers.

That was has for turris-build not for openwrt feed.

Pali sent these two patches to mailing list openwrt-devel to almost 2 weeks ago and haven't received a response, yet.
Most likely those are not getting backported to OpenWrt 19.07 and we
would like to have in our Turris OS distribution, which is based on top
of it.

This fixes issue that some of ours Wi-Fi cards included in our units
were recognized (e.g. in LuCI) as Generic Wi-Fi card.

I need to rebase one of his patches to apply cleanly to it.

This setting limits amount of log messages available in hostapd. Setting
this to zero allows us to run hostapd in debug mode.

This has effect only if hostapd is started with arguments enabling debug
(specifically -d). In default this changes nothing. It only allows
debugging. Manual start of hostapd is required to add these arguments or
netifd scripts have to be hacked.

In compile_pkgs it was renamed to turris1x to make it more clear.

This was just typo in definition name causing script to be ignored and
not included to package.

This should "fix" problem with broken network reload when wpad is
installed (wpad binary replaced). It just triggers network reload later
on in update process.

Package procd-seccomp is built only when SECCOMP kernel option is
enabled. We disabled it.

Compilation fails due to the following error:
Config option is not present in generated config: CONFIG_KERNEL_SECCOMP_FILTER=y