Give the TV profile the Kodi addons it needs

[Yury-MonZon]

Stock kodi plays local files and little else, and Debian splits the official addon repository out of the kodi package, so the UI has no way to reach an addon either. Eight package-list additions cover both halves for @TV-Media-Box.

What each brings

inputstream.adaptive and ffmpegdirect provide the streaming protocols nearly every video plugin expects, and iptvsimple turns an M3U playlist into live TV. The sftp and libarchive VFS backends read media straight off a remote share or out of an archive without unpacking it first. heif decodes the pictures phones now take by default, and peripheral.joystick lets a gamepad drive the UI from the sofa.

kodi-repository-kodi is repository.xbmc.org itself. Without it the only entry under Install from repository is Debian's language packs.

All verified present for trixie/arm64:

package	candidate
kodi-imagedecoder-heif	21.0.2+ds-1+b1
kodi-inputstream-adaptive	21.5.9+ds-1
kodi-inputstream-ffmpegdirect	21.3.7+ds-2
kodi-peripheral-joystick	21.1.22+ds-1
kodi-pvr-iptvsimple	21.10.2+ds-1
kodi-repository-kodi	2:21.2+dfsg-4
kodi-vfs-libarchive	21.0.2+ds-1
kodi-vfs-sftp	21.0.2+ds-1

recommends stays false, as everywhere else in this recipe. kodi-inputstream-rtmp is not listed because iptvsimple depends on it, and heif brings libheif1 with the dav1d and libde265 plugins. Nothing else is pulled in.

Why the repository comes from apt

kodi-repository-kodi is built from the same source package as kodi, so it stays locked to whichever kodi the image carries. That matters because the repository declares the mirror branch it reads (omega for kodi 21): tracking it outside apt would mean refreshing it by hand on every major kodi bump, or serving addons built for the wrong version.

Verified on device

Installed by hand on @TV-Media-Box (kodi 2:21.2+dfsg-4) before committing. Kodi picked the repository up, fetched and checksummed the index, and enabled it with no UI step:

repo:    repository.xbmc.org  3.4.0  sha256 verified
addons indexed from the repo: 881
installed: ('repository.xbmc.org', 1)      <- enabled

Note on binary addons

Team Kodi filters binary addons by platform and publishes none for a Linux distro build: of the 881 addons indexed, zero declare a kodi.binary.* dependency. So nothing installed from the repository can collide with the Debian-built addons above, and conversely any binary addon Debian does not package has no route on this image. That is why the binary ones are named explicitly rather than left to the repository. Debian's arm64 coverage is 54 packages including 22 PVR backends, should another backend ever be wanted.

Testing

• Every package name and candidate checked with apt-cache policy on trixie/arm64, and the dependency footprint with apt-get install -s.
• Repository behaviour confirmed against Kodi's Addons33.db: index fetched, checksum verified, addon enabled without a prompt.
• Not yet built. Package-list additions only, no recipe or overlay changes, so the remaining risk is package resolution at build time.