README: Delete packager-guidance section

To the extent that it's accurate, it's already obvious. Packagers have
figured out how to package it anyway.

Signed-off-by: Daniel Stone <daniels@collabora.com>
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- xwayland ??? - xwayland ???
There are still many more details to be decided. There are still many more details to be decided.
For packagers
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The Weston project is (will be) intended to be split into several
binary packages, each with its own dependencies. The maximal split
would be roughly like this:
- libweston (minimal dependencies):
+ headless backend
+ wayland backend
- gl-renderer (depends on GL libs etc.)
- drm-backend (depends on libdrm, libgbm, libudev, libinput, ...)
- x11-backend (depends of X11/xcb libs)
- xwayland (depends on X11/xcb libs)
- rdp-backend (depends on freerdp)
- weston (the executable, not parallel-installable):
+ desktop shell
+ ivi-shell
+ fullscreen shell
+ weston-terminal, etc. we install by default
+ screen-share
- weston demos (not parallel-installable)
+ weston-simple-* programs
+ possibly all the programs we build but do not install by
default
- and possibly more...
Everything should be parallel-installable across libweston major
ABI-versions (libweston-1.so, libweston-2.so, etc.), except those
explicitly mentioned.
Weston's build may not sanely allow this yet, but this is the
intention.