Set POOL_FLAG_WHATPROVIDESWITHDISABLED to libsolv pool

[j-mracek]

POOL_FLAG_WHATPROVIDESWITHDISABLED ensures that excluded packages are not taken as candidates for solver. This is specific behavior is unique for DNF, because we runs make provides ready on top of all packages including excluded packages.

Resolves: openSUSE/libsolv#518

[kontura]

I think the Resolves link you mentioned should probably be: #222?

If that is the case we need a new test for the issue since rpm-software-management/ci-dnf-stack#1211 seems to work even without the POOL_FLAG_WHATPROVIDESWITHDISABLED flag.

[j-mracek]

I think the Resolves link you mentioned should probably be: #222?

If that is the case we need a new test for the issue since rpm-software-management/ci-dnf-stack#1211 seems to work even without the POOL_FLAG_WHATPROVIDESWITHDISABLED flag.

This patch also remove solver error, but the original patch (added targeted) change behavior according to DNF5 behavior. The difference is if I specify exact version of installed package then you will see the difference.

installed
a-1-1.noarch

Available
a-1-1.noarch
a-2-2.noarch

command
dnf5 distro-sync a-1-1.noarch

The current behavior
No action

Without targeted flag:
updrade to a-2-2.noarch

[kontura]

I see, both POOL_FLAG_WHATPROVIDESWITHDISABLED or setting the job as targeted resolve the issue.

I was just thinking how to create a test for this (for when the POOL_FLAG_WHATPROVIDESWITHDISABLED is not set). Maybe using some other command than distro-sync that is not targeted?