systemd-dev by default

[AndreiCherniaev]

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README.md "On Debian >=13 and Ubuntu >=23.10: sudo apt-get install systemd-dev " Are you shure? I have Ubuntu 23.10 (but it was updated from previous Ubuntu 23.idon'tremember may be 04). systemd-dev already has installed... How we can check does systemd-dev already has installed by default on Ubuntu 23.10 and Ubuntu 24?

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[bigbigmdm]

@AndreiCherniaev , I don't think we need to change anything here. This was suggested by @Fantu. As a Debian developer, he knows more about filling releases with packages than we do.

[Fantu]

systemd-dev is not installed by default in clean minimal build environment (where all packages should be compiled) to simplify the migration to the new package was added a dependency to it, that's why you would also see it in desktop installations, but it will later be removed and being a -dev package it is not installed by default in normal installations (which is why the split was done, to reduce development dependencies in most installations where they are not needed)