Stop accepting system calls on trap vectors 128 and 129. Userland has not
been doing this since almost 1.5 years and there has been the 64-bit time_t
bump in between, so no old binary should remain.
The kernel sources mention that the system call entry point is trap #450; the
fact that #128 and #129 may also be used for this purpose was never documented,
so there is no reason to have libc use #128. Switch to #450 for consistency.
https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/6009b050cca2cbc75b27b44229d259af9e5ce3c1
https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/377c1f0e23853ae926023ea25785689395a7539b
https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/be09dde9e7741d1ed83fd6056f21a8381c428db5
This breaks kernel and userland ABI compatibility but NetBSD/luna88k doesn't have working binaries we should consider about compatibility :-)