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The nvidia-grsec package has now become a split package, providing both
the nvidia-grsec and nvidia-grsec-dkms packages, which conflict with
one another.
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Removed old patch files in favor of paxguy1's patch hosted on
the grsecurity website, meaning the package now tracks the
patch by pkgver. PKGBUILD has also been altered to use the
newer style of using arrays for source variables.
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Small version bump for the updated kernel package while still
maintaining the same nvidia version. The next nvidia version (361.18)
has yet to leave the testing repository, but once it does, I intend to
update the package yet again.
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The previous md5 hashes used for file integrity verification have been
changed to sha512 sums, not only because the `nvidia` package has
provided me with an excuse to do so by doing the same, but also because
it offers a better amount of collision resistance to provide for
authenticity verification for those too lazy to check the changelogs.
Many thanks to Fluxino for pointing out the missing nvidia-modeset
code (which is, in fact, in the normal nvidia package).
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The kernel dependencies now also mirror those of the official nvidia
driver package for clarity and consistency. Although the extramodules is
hard-coded, as has been pointed out to me, I still think that keeping
the dependencies more relaxed lets people fix their systems easier if an
incompatible package somehow is installed, and people can nonetheless
cherry pick the package git repository version for their desired minor
kernel version, since I plan on updating the package repository for
every new kernel major/minor update, as well as official nvidia package
updates.
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Fixed the patches to match the difference in directory
structure. Updated the PKGBUILD, based on the official nvidia package.
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Forgot updating the package revision in the last commit, updating now.
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