Michael Vogt 34f29079fd varlinkctl: add new serve verb to allow wrapping command in varlink
With the new protocol upgrade support in varlinkctl client we can
now do the equivalent for the server side. This commit adds a new
`serve` verb that will serve any command that speaks stdin/stdout
via varlink and its protocol upgrade feature. This is the
"inetd for varlink".

This is useful for various reasons:
1. Allows to e.g. provide a heavily sandboxed io.myorg.xz.Decompress
   varlink endpoint, c.f. xz CVE-2024-3094)
2. Allow sftp over varlink which is quite useful with the
   varlink-http-bridge (that has more flexible auth mechanism than
   plain sftp).
3. Makes testing the varlinkctl client protocol upgrade simpler.
4. Because we can.
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