This allows contract specific medkits to be generated using this script.

Recetly package lists were expanded by options and they now have their
own configuration file. This makes them incompatible with configuration
done by bootstrap script. This updates bootstrap script to allow usage
of package list options and also removes invalid generation of lists to
updater's config.

The configuration is not replaced by any easy way because we are not
using it and generating another configuration is just too big of a
hustle. Instead we should investigate in future some other way to
generate configuration (for example using package) instead of this.

This fixes medkit generation. It was failing because new version of
updater-ng now uses autotools instead of custom makefile.

Also usign is no longer required for medkit generation (by updater).
Updater now has its own implementation using OpenSSL. It is still
required for signing.

This can be shared between multiple scripts so move it to centralized
file.

The idea is that if you set some branch then it is most probably not
deploy signed branch and so we should include test key. On the other
hand if it is a deploy branch then this is not huge problem. The key
would be removed with first updater run.

The idea is that if you set some branch then it is most probably not
deploy signed branch and so we should include test key. On the other
hand if it is a deploy branch then this is not huge problem. The key
would be removed with first updater run.

This modifies basic script to use server specific bootstrap script.

This modifies basic script to use server specific bootstrap script.

Updater is now configured little bit differently. This new default
configuration file reflects that.

This also fixes problem where variables in m4 were always defined and
because of that some parts were always generated to be there even if
they were empty.

There should be default value set for branch so no branch option
requirement.

This changes output name to format that is consistent with one used in
3.x release cycle for Turris Omnia.

This changes output name to format that is consistent with one used in
3.x release cycle for Turris Omnia.

This is better idea as having #!/bin/bash -e is fragile. Anyone can run
this script with bash -x file and that way unintentionally disable -e
flag.