chore(common): prevent multiple npm ci runs in child scripts

Fixes #8471.

Ensures that `npm take-forever` (aka `npm ci`, `npm install`) only runs
once during a parent/child build script run.

Note that this also works even where build scripts manually call other
build scripts (e.g. input-processor as it is currently calling kmc
build manually) -- though this is not a recommended practice.

refactor(android/engine): Consolidate insertText

auto: increment master version to 17.0.73

chore(common): Update crowdin strings for Kibaku

Merge pull request #8465 from keymanapp/chore/common/8383-die-early-when-options-conflict-predictive-text-unit-tests

chore(common): die early when --ci and --debug passed to test.sh

auto: increment master version to 17.0.72

fix(core): ldml update fr-azerty for VKEY mapping 🙀

auto: increment master version to 17.0.71

Fixes #8383.

chore(developer): merge master into feature-kmcompx A17S8

chore(developer): fixup tests and build for kmcmplib

chore(android): Document builder script steps

During the configure phase for kmcmplib, we'll now always make a clone
of the keyboards repo so that we can checkout the specific commit we
want without making a mess of the user's environment. This is a little
slower (about 30 seconds to do a full local clone, a couple of minutes
for a remote clone) but a whole lot safer.

This only needs to be done in the `configure` action.

This also simplifies our scripts because we no longer need to pass any
option into meson for the keyboards repo, as we'll always know it is in
tests/keyboards.

auto: increment master version to 17.0.70

chore(linux): Update debian changelog 🍒

fix(android/engine): Add builder output for configure

(cherry picked from commit e7eb3fdf)

fix(android/app): Temporarily disable Keyman browser 🍒

Merge pull request #8444 from keymanapp/fix/developer/8443-model-compiler-error-parser-handle-missing-line-number

fix(developer): lm compiler handle missing line no in errors

chore(web): Cleanup build echo

Co-authored-by: Marc Durdin <marc@durdin.net>