When ENABLE_MACOSX_MACLIKE_APP_STRUCTURE put only binaries in the MacOS dir

The new code signing is more strict and enforces bundle structure
harder, it seems.

When ENABLE_MACOSX_MACLIKE_APP_STRUCTURE bypass the unoinfo and python
shell scripts. If they actually are needed, will have to put them
somewhere under Resources.

Change-Id: I14a34936b78195746d2b88d25603952ce5309380
(cherry picked from commit 26cfc797fa0b1809cd0c01d5546ba97856bc8143)
Fixes for the ENABLE_MACOSX_MACLIKE_APP_STRUCTURE case

Change-Id: Ic3d27298264df9aa4e3e976fbca477106dbe180a
(cherry picked from commit 88be7b54c5be57c7ecabe200731262e24c0ca0a4)
Typo

Change-Id: I9ba1a5679eb636103ccf7b34f120ed0d03903e76
(cherry picked from commit 5794fcad10df4d6ac8388627662ea830dde7e629)
The --resource-rules option in being deprecated

The documentation is a bit unclear yet, but I think it is safe to
assume that Apple strongly wants sandboxed apps to have what we call
ENABLE_MACOSX_MACLIKE_APP_STRUCTURE and to be signed without any
special resource rules.

(cherry picked from commit 41f2ebfbaa9fb06f56530b4a330fc029df87ecfd)
Make test-install work also in the non-release-build case

In the (default) --disable-release-build case the -p option to
make_installer.pl should be "LibreOffice_Dev", not "LibreOffice". See
instsetoo_native/util/openoffice.lst.in.

Also, the pathname passed to solenv/bin/macosx-codesign-app-bundle
needs to adapt to ENABLE_RELEASE_BUILD, either LibreOffice.app or
LibreOfficeDev.app.

Change-Id: If2b8efee096339f9c0cf52e663826d0086b1e35e
(cherry picked from commit 7826428cf80364099a3f351e7fec44043d88b05a)