gluon-wireless-encryption{,-wpa3}: rename to match actual package name

[mkg20001]

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[neocturne]

@blocktrron Do you remember why the source and binary package names differ?

[AiyionPrime]

I think one of the earlier drafts was more about holding the package generic, wpa2 and wpa3 were both "just" featuresets in the Makefile which could have been chosen from.

You didn't like the approach and asked him to change it.

Having a wpa2 feature at all does not make sense to me; making it a part of the wpa3 as well package even less.

Let's drop the flag and the package, and directly reference hostapd-mini in package/features.

Originally posted by @NeoRaider in #1876 (comment)

[mkg20001]

note that currently the old PKG_NAME is invalid but the -wpa3 one works despite that because (presumably) the call to BuildPackageGluon, which uses the right package name, still makes it a valid package

[mkg20001]

the current wpa3 package adds the wpa3 file which the webui uses to check which encryptions are available. if there's a way to directly get this information from perhaps the hostapd library via a command/binding/whatever then that could also be used and the package could be dropped.

[blocktrron]

This is available using hostapd -vsae. However, we can not drop this package, as it is required for adding the appropriate hostapd version.

[github-actions]

Only merged pull requests can be backported.

[neocturne]

note that currently the old PKG_NAME is invalid but the -wpa3 one works despite that because (presumably) the call to BuildPackageGluon, which uses the right package name, still makes it a valid package

I wouldn't call it "invalid" - there is nothing wrong with source and binary package names not matching. Still, in this case there isn't a good reason to have them differ, so I merged this.