Generalize code for locating system-perl's executable

We assume that Apple will keep putting perl 5.XX.YY
under /usr/bin/perl5.XX (instead of perl5.XX.YY).
Revise MakeMaker support

The new code is at the same time simpler and more generic.
Bootstrap and operational support
Update system perl handling to version in current seed.
libcxx compiler wrappers for 10.9 and later

https://sourceforge.net/p/fink/patches/154/
Bump revision of fink package for 10.9.
Don't provide llvm-gcc for 10.9 at all.
Fix building 'apt' with libc++
FIXME: Fix bootstrap issue by disabling NLS in dpkg.

From J. Howarth.  I'm not sure what the ramifications of disabling NLS ultimately are.

Justin says:
it fails when it tried to extract the deb that are made after the final
dpkg is installed but before bootstrap is done. once bootstrap is done
and it has failed you can just rebuild the failed deb and it works fine
(the only deb it happens in is apt because it's made after dpkg during
bootstrapping) outside of bootstrapping it's fine

Max adds: from what I understand, it is currently not known *why*
disabling NLS fixes this problem, nor what the real reason for that is.
Since NLS is probably important for many of our users, we should really
find out the real cause of this problem and fix its root cause. Then
again, as long as dpkg is the last thing we build during bootstrap, we
seem to be safe. So we could just ignore it for now.
FIXME: Append system's (latest) Perl version to Type: perl and systemperl

FOR TESTING ONLY, REVERT LATER

REVERT WHEN THE BRANCH IS MERGED FOR RELEASE
Update bundled docs for 0.35.2 release.
Update with 0.35.2 features and 0.36.x plan.
Forbid PYTHONPATH in RuntimeVars (https://github.com/fink/fink/issues/88)
Make the clang and llvm-gcc virtual packages not carry a BuildDependsOnly: true tag since some build tools (notably xmkmf) encode them for runtime use.
fix conversion of perlversion (X.Y.Z) into the X.Y interp-name on newer OS X

Syntax mistake (assignment rather than regexp binding) in the regexp
that converted, for example, "5.12.3" into "5.12" in order to use
"/usr/bin/perl5.12".