FBR: Enable CentOS Stream in MirrorManager

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Over the last weeks we prepared adding CentOS Stream to Fedora's
MirrorManager instance and are now at a point where we would like to
push the changes to ansible.

The current state can be seen at:

http://mirrors.stg.centos.org/metalink?repo=centos-baseos-9-stream&arch=x86_64

(https just broke over the weekend)

To enable CentOS Stream in MirrorManager not only configuration file
changes are necessary, but it also requires an update of all software
components. This is mainly due to the fact that CentOS Stream is using
an empty topdir. (topdir in MirrorManager are things like 'epel/' or
'fedora/linux' or 'fedora-secondary/').

Unfortunately all code assumed that topdir is not '' and hard-coded the
removal of a slash all over the place.

All corresponding projects have been update to handle empty topdirs.

To apply https://pagure.io/fedora-infra/ansible/pull-request/775 for
prod I need this FBR.

There are risks doing code changes like this during a freeze. So far I
have not seen any problems in staging, but staging is not using using
MirrorManager as thoroughly as prod. I don't expect any major problems
with this change.

I hope someone from the CentOS team can weigh if this is very time
critical to get running or if we can wait until after the freeze.

		Adrian
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