(pup-1524) Correct resource_present? to account for purged

The fix for http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/23081 included
e376b9d8, which refactored some of the resource_harness code and
introduced ResourceApplicationContext.resource_present?

At the time that method only checked current_values[:ensure] against
:absent, which meant that if current_values[:ensure] was :purged,
then resource_present? was true and the code thus attempted to
sync additional properties. This resulted in the double events
noted in this ticket (the first one in manage_via_ensure_if_possible,
the second (unnecessary) one in sync_if_needed).

This change adds a present? method to Puppet::Type, the default
implementation of which just checks for :ensure != :absent, but
which must be overridden by other types that have additional values
for :ensure that also imply that the resource is not present. It also
overrides that method in the package, file, and interface types,
each of which offer such additional values for :ensure.

In addition, there was another code path for duplicate events
because the previous code didn't distinguish between not using
ensure and the ensure check failing (e.g. due to a provider failure).
To address this, the code was refactored slightly to introduce
the NO_ACTION return from sync_if_needed.
Merge pull request #2321 from kylog/issue/stable/pup-1524/duplicate-events-for-some-providers

(pup-1524) Correct resource_present? to account for purged
(RE-902) Remove sid from build_defaults

Sid is just too unstable.  It is broken upstream often enough to cause
problems in our automated testing, and since we aren't actively testing
Debian Unstable, keeping it in place for every package pipeline run is
not helpful.
Merge branch 'maint/stable/remove-sid-from-build-targets' into stable

* maint/stable/remove-sid-from-build-targets:
  (RE-902) Remove sid from build_defaults
Merge branch 'stable'

* stable:
  (RE-902) Remove sid from build_defaults
  (pup-1524) Correct resource_present? to account for purged
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet