New package: auto-cpufreq-2.2.0

[meator]

auto-cpufreq is doing some weeeeird stuff in auto_cpufreq/core.py. I will likely have to patch out a lot of things there.

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[meator]

I am unsure whether the power-profiles-daemon detection mechanism in the runit service is acceptable, but everything else should be OK.

[abenson]

I wouldn't guard it. I would just have a note in the README.voidlinux that the two conflict and should not be run at the same time.

[meator]

I wouldn't guard it. I would just have a note in the README.voidlinux that the two conflict and should not be run at the same time.

@abenson I don't think many people read or know about the README.voidlinux specific documentation. Having a safeguard, although a not "100%" one, could be useful. What do you think?

A proper safeguard would require adding the same check, but reverse, to power-profiles-daemon runit service. Doing that is intrusive, so I didn't do it. There might also be some other edge cases that I haven't thought of. Also this advanced usage of runit isn't really supported by runit well, it doesn't really have a built in way to have dependencies in services or have mutually exclusive services (which is required here) except sv shenanigans.

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