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Fixes #29281 - Forcefully remove dynflowd.service

The dynflowd.service was removed in Foreman 2.0 by just dropping the
.service file which meansthe service keeps running.

add version dependency also to foreman-service

Don't build libsass with native CPU code tuning

Refs #29144 - Use systemd socket activation

This gives reliable service restarts since systemd keeps the socket
open. bundle exec needs to be called with --keep-file-descriptors since
systemd passes these in. The replacement is changed since the service
now uses /usr/share/foreman/bin/rails which doesn't need replacing....

Bump version to 2.1-develop

Refs #28068 - Drop old dynflowd service

Now that foreman-dynflow-sidekiq is in place, there's no more need for
the old dynflowd.

Note that the old dynflowd had a sysvinit script but the new one only
works with systemd. This is because it uses multiple instances and this...

Refs #28068 - Include dynflow-sidekiq.rb

This file is needed to start dynflow-sidekiq@.service since it's
mentioned as a --require path.

Fixes #28068 - foreman dynflow-sidekiq service as default

Bump version to 2.0-develop

add "--no-audit" to npm install