*-bootstrap ports: Remove notes???

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Installing the cmake-bootstrap port causes these notes to be printed:

  cmake-bootstrap has the following notes:
    To use this bootstrap version of cmake instead of the usual cmake port, add
    the following lines to the Portfile:
    
    depends_build-replace  path:bin/cmake:cmake port:cmake-bootstrap
    configure.cmd          ${prefix}/libexec/cmake-bootstrap/bin/cmake

These notes are intended for port developers and seem likely to confuse users who just want to use ports that happen to have a dependency on cmake-bootstrap. Port notes in general are intended for giving information to users, not developers. It might be nice if MacPorts had a "developer mode" that developers could opt into to see such additional information (there could be a new devnotes command where such information could be left, and which would not be printed unless the user opted into developer mode) but no such mode exists at this time. Perhaps the information in this port's notes could be changed to comments in the Portfile, under the assumption that a developer might read the contents of dependency's Portfile when developing another port.

[kencu (Ken)]

In 39d4620712d7f16bb3dd4f05d468b2485c1ae9f3/macports-ports (master):

cmake-bootstrap: remove usage notes

Ryan requested these be removed.
closes: #66687

[kencu (Ken)]

I noticed all the other bootstrap ports (xz-bootstrap, gcc10-bootstrap, etc, etc) all have notes like this one used to have, so for consistency I guess those ports should all remove their usage notes too.

Although figuring out how to use them might be hard, unless they are all left as comments in the portfiles...

[catap (Kirill A. Korinsky)]

Ken, maybe convert notes into comment?

[Ken <21211439+kencu@…>]

In ddb8e007fcc01dcf174d835aebd7c369511d5371/macports-ports (master):

xz-bootstrap: remove needless notes

see: #66687