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The clear and reset executables are also provided by busybox.
ncurses is not part of foundation, but clear and reset will be
useful in foundation, so the busybox versions are preferable.
It is difficult to prevent ncurses from building clear and reset
so they have to be removed after installing.
This should be ok, as while ncurses will execute a program, reset's
program name is only tracked so reset can be a symlink to tset
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busybox shell commands don't support -v, so remove it
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It possibly never runs it anyway, I could not find any @LDCONFIG@
substitutions, but ./configure allows it to be overridden anyway
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The executable permissions may not have been needed
set -e so a postinstall won't appear to succeed if a step failed
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ncurses does not appear to build shared, wide-character libraries by default
adds extra install steps in a separate script as it is more readable than embedding
steps into the morph
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