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Migrate to use cmd, cmd_expect and file_extract from Buildops. (#1675)

* Migrate to use cmd, cmd_expect and file_extract from Buildops.

* Remove buildozer's cmd, cmd_expect and file_extract functions, and tests.

* Migrate clients to use buildops.cmd()
  * Note that the implementation is completely different.
    * Particularly, it doesn't depend on fcntl, so it runs cross-platform.
	* It is much more explicit about the parameters it accepts.
	* It no longer accepts `sensible` param; `quiet` has the same effect.
	* It returns a named tuple, rather than a tuple; took advantage of replacing "magic number" indices with meaningful names.
    * The treatment of environment variables has changed.
      * Old system:
        * buildozer.environ contained a list of deltas - overrides to the os.environ variables.
        * buildozer.cmd()'s env parameter was bigger override.
        * buildozer.cmd() would use the env parameter (and only the env parameter), unless it were None, in which case it would grab os.environ and apply buildozer.environ on top.
      * New system:
        * buildozer.environ isn't available to the library function buildops.cmd().
        * So, now the environment must be passed. It becomes the client's task to pass it.
        * Rather than having every client have to merge the os.environ and buildozer.environ together, the definition of buildozer.environ has been changed. It now is not the delta, but the complete set of env vars. (It now defaults to os.environ, rather than [].)
        * It may be the case that many commands do not care about env vars, and the clients would rather omit the parameter. `buildops.cmd()` could be made to default to os.environ. I did not do this, because I can't tell which need special env vars. I wanted to ensure that every call was updated to include the env. Once that migration is done, it *could* be modified to accept a default. Leaving that for future refactors.
	* Most commands b... (continued)

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