Fix linux-pam trying to include disabled pam_lastlog.so on login

[sairon]

Build of pam_lastlog.so was disabled by updating to v1.5.3 [1] yet the line wasn't removed from the login modules. In upstream this was resolved by adding a config option for turning the lastlog module and dynamic disabling of the line including it. These changes neither a fix removing the config line were not applied to 2024.02, so cherry-pick them here to fix the issue.

• buildroot ff563b383d...3784884466 (2):

  package/linux-pam: adjust login pam file for lastlog
  package/linux-pam: add menuconfig option to build pam_lastlog.so

Fixes #3789

[1] https://github.com/linux-pam/linux-pam/releases/tag/v1.5.3

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• Chores
  • Updated buildroot subproject to a new commit hash

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The pull request involves updating the commit reference in the buildroot subproject. The commit hash has been changed from ff563b383dfe222af5721363fc8414db1bd2c480 to 3784884466ddce383c02a467fed4a4334cba2c11, which indicates a version update of the underlying buildroot configuration or dependencies.

Changes

File	Change Summary
buildroot	Updated subproject commit hash

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Resolve PAM lastlog warning [#3789]	❓	Unable to determine direct correlation between buildroot commit update and PAM configuration issue

Note: The buildroot commit update does not provide clear evidence of directly addressing the PAM lastlog warning. Further investigation would be needed to confirm if this change resolves the reported PAM module loading issue.

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[sairon]

Buildroot PR: home-assistant/buildroot#70