openEuler 24.03 LTS POWER inputs

This GA target is a functional build profile. It does not establish maintained
POWER service-pack support or physical platform qualification.

The 24.03-ppc64le.inputs.json catalog pins the native source RPMs, publisher
noarch RPMs, public key, spec patch, and spec definitions used by this target.
Its outputs are RPM package names. The packages-manifest.conf POWER section
selects the required runtime outputs; needs selects their build prerequisites.
The build_inputs group supplies the additional same-GA noarch build packages.
No binary package from another service pack or architecture is admitted.

Use an exact native ppc64le openEuler 24.03 LTS builder. The target configuration
uses the published OS repository, native vendor macros, and Mock simple
isolation. POWER GA has no published Everything, update, or EPOL architecture
repository. Individual GA noarch inputs are pinned from the publisher's other
architecture repositories. Each must have a noarch header, a GA release suffix,
a valid publisher signature, and no ELF file anywhere in its RPM payload.
They retain their original bytes and signatures in the resulting repository.

Run the existing owner through actual sudo from UID1000. The native Mock 2.2
entry at /usr/libexec/mock/mock must precede consolehelper's /usr/bin/mock in
sudo's PATH. The target fixes chrootuid and chrootgid at 1000. Do not synthesize
SUDO_UID or USERHELPER_UID. Preserve the actual Mock build logs and confirm
UID1000 for compiled packages. Genesis assembles a root filesystem as UID0;
xNBA packages existing boot artifacts as UID0 and has no compilation or check
section. These are the two packaging exceptions.

    sudo perl mockbuild-all.pl --target openeuler-24.03-ppc64le \
        --xcat-source /path/to/frozen/xcat-core \
        --output /path/to/private/output --max-parallel 1 \
        --gpg-sign --gpg-home /path/to/signing-home \
        --gpg-key-name SIGNING_FINGERPRINT --build-timestamp SOURCE_EPOCH

Freeze both source trees and record their hashes before running the owner.
Use a fresh output/run identity. Do not modify input files while a build runs.
The owner validates the complete graph and output ownership before starting
Mock. It fetches all selected inputs, verifies them in a private publisher
RPM database, and preserves the signed originals under native-inputs.

The source RPM path in mockbuild-all.pl builds the prerequisites in dependency
order. Publisher inputs precede source builds; existing owners run afterward.
Dependencies on an existing owner and publisher dependency edges are rejected
before acquisition because those phases cannot honor them. Patches and
definitions use that same source path. Native results remain
unsigned under native-results; signed copies populate native-prerequisites.
Private configuration overlays bind that repository into subsequent Mock
roots. Their paths and hashes are recorded in native-overlays.json. Publisher
RPMs retain their publisher signatures; generated RPMs require the selected
build signing key. Repository metadata is signed by the build key and exports
both public keys. Neither key is imported into the builder's system RPMDB.

Native Mock's procenv plugin requires a procenv package that GA OS lacks.
The procenv source is therefore built first with only that diagnostic plugin
disabled in a recorded private overlay. Its normal vendor checks and UID1000
build remain enabled. All subsequent roots enable the plugin and obtain the
newly signed native procenv package. No package feature or test is disabled.

The final repository collects the manifest-selected native/publisher outputs
and the established script-owner outputs. PostgreSQL and its source helper
chain remain in the private prerequisite repository; the normal xCAT/xCATsn
closure does not select a PostgreSQL server. Native perl-DBD-Pg is required by
the service image profiles. Its unchanged vendor check needs PostgreSQL.
The PostgreSQL patch and vendor options are described in ../postgresql/Build-notes.
Those options preserve normal SQL, authentication, backup, and reconnect
features. Runtime backend validation is a separate gate from package builds.

Bootstrapping the build tools

The catalog's bootstrap_inputs records the native source chain needed when
Mock and the owner Perl modules are absent. It includes the unchanged official
24.03 SP3 File-Slurper source RPM because GA publishes no such source package.
Rebuild that source on GA; do not install its SP3 binary RPM.

The input verifier uses only core Perl modules. It can fetch and verify these
inputs before Mock is installed:

    perl -Ilib -MXCAT::NativeInputs=load_inputs,stage_inputs -e '
        my ($root, $stage) = @ARGV;
        my %required = map { $_ => "*" } qw(mock perl-Params-Util
            python3-psutil python3-pyroute2 perl-PerlIO-utf8_strict
            perl-File-Slurper procenv);
        stage_inputs(load_inputs($root, \%required), $stage);
    ' "$PWD" /path/to/new/private/input-stage

Use a disposable exact-GA installroot for bootstrap builds. Install rpm-build,
dnf-plugins-core, gcc, make, and each source's full BuildRequires through strict
signed native repositories. Extract the verified source with rpm -i and a
private _topdir; use dnf builddep on the extracted spec. Run normal rpmbuild -ba
as UID1000 without changing the vendor spec or disabling its check section.
Build native perl-Params-Util before users of perl-Module-Build; build
perl-PerlIO-utf8_strict before perl-File-Slurper. Build python-psutil and
python-pyroute2 before installing Mock. Build procenv for Mock diagnostics.
The pinned noarch group supplies the missing pure Perl/Python prerequisites.
Retain unsigned outputs, vendor check logs, native architecture, full RPM
Provides/Requires, and the original-source and output hashes. Sign copies and
verify them against a private RPMDB before making them available to DNF.

Install the resulting native Mock, its runtime prerequisites, and the owner
Perl modules inside the disposable builder. Use the existing mockbuild-all.pl
owner for subsequent target/package builds. The bootstrap instructions do not
replace its scheduler, collector, signature gate, or repository layout.