Improve system detection for openSUSE style distributions #723
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dpkg-query could be installed which would make it fall back to debian, which is however incorrect.
On systems lsb_release could be patched to return a "compatible" distribution, not the native one. so prefer the modern /etc/os-release over lsb_release.
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openSUSE distributions can have rpm, dnf and dpkg installed at the same time, but the system is always maintained via rpm. so explicitly detect it as such. Also don't trust lsb-release too much, /etc/os-release is the preferred method so pick that one first.