systemd: Disable power key handling which would shut down the watch when pressed. MCE is there for that.

libhybris: Use the newer version provided by meta-smartphone rocko and don't use the wifi module which breaks every build

dbus: Install an apropriate session bus configuration for geoclue-hybris (which has a setuid bit and owns a session service as root)

Move psplash launch from rootfs to initramdisk. Fixes the infinite reboot time, removes a dirty recipe hack and makes the booting experience slightly smoother

initramfs-boot-android: Don't spam dmesg with systemd starting up by default (it's only necessary for development and is stopped once journalctl is started anyway)

initramfs-boot-android: Disable ext4's delayed allocation, this may result in slightly less efficient data access (I haven't noticed anything) but much better data resilience across hard reboot. This should solve some of the soft-brick issues Asteroid had

Make sure user services are only run as ceres. Since openssh uses pam login, ssh root@watchIp would open a new systemd user session and start asteroid-launcher or other services as root

msm-fb-refresher: already installed in a MACHINE specific way so we don't need a restrictive COMPATIBLE_MACHINE

systemd: gives right to /dev/mm_interlock and /dev/mm_v3d to the video group to allow to run asteroid-launcher as ceres on tetra

This reverts commit 04acc8b6.

This libhybris recipe only builds against listed compatible
machines. Add bass to the list of compatible machines for
libhybris.

android-system: removes dependency to lxc which required the meta-virtualization layer and which is not used