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Previously, BY_NAME did not include packages that were
absent from both repositories. This meant that some functions
like `gspi` ignored them, which is inconvenient because
it does not show packages that were never built (like new
kernel flavors) or already deleted.
This commit addresses this in the following way:
- colorize.colorize() now takes additional argument,
an explicit list of package names to colorize
- for interactive console, this list is formed from
both repositories, AND all the package names found
in PACKAGE_TASKS.
This function displays subtasks of the tasks
that would update packages in the target repo.
It is especially useful for determining why
the particular task gets into next_tasks(...)
output.
Implementing it nicely required a bit of refactoring
to factor out certain parts of colorizing
and display mech.
It's hard to do 100% correctly, but the heuristics we
employ here works quite well for now: when a package
was rebuild by base repo (Sisyphus) after we've updated
it last time, we probably need to rebuild it.
This change adds new report, update_days, that nicely
displays how many days ago a package was updated. This
report is now available in interactive mode and included
into daily report.
tasks.py is now capable of using a dict id => task_info
as a cache; if task is already there and is recent
enough, we don't have to re-read its metadata.
