calendar(1): Sync with FreeBSD
New features:
* Support events that span multiple years, because of '-A', '-B' or just
the three days before the end of the year.
* Support for lunar events (full moon, new moon), solar events (equinox,
solstice), and Chinese new year. Because of this, the options '-U'
(UTC offset) and '-l' (longitude) are available to compensate if
reality doesn't match the calculated values.
* Implement an internal 'cpp'-like parser to parse the calendars, so no
longer require the external cpp(1).
Changed behavior:
DragonFly's calendar(1) switched to use the 'calendar.all' file by
default in 9abdd9620822cc1232dc702a76d95ebf133733b5. This calendar file
always exists. However, it makes calendar(1) print too much entries,
which I think most users would not need. So switch to the original
default calendar file, i.e., 'calendar', the same as other BSDs.
The following minor changes were made:
1. In 'calendar.c' and 'io.c', delete the unused 'copyright' variable
to suppress the compilation warnings.
2. In 'sunpos.c', rename the macro 'MIN(h)' to 'MINUTE(h)' to avoid the
conflict; meanwhile rename the macro 'SMIN(h)' to 'SMINUTE(h)' for
better consistency.
More cleanups and improvements to follow.
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