(1) ${MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR} is now a list, and ${MASTER_SITE_*} macros

    will be expanded multiple times if ${MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR} contains
    more than one item.
Reviewed by:	Bill "Mr. distfiles" Fenner

(2) Replace stale site with a good one in MASTER_SITE_GNU.
Submitted by:	Bill "Mr. mastersites" Fenner

(3) Add new variable USE_BZIP2, which, like USE_GMAKE, will change the
    default decompression method of distfiles from gzip to bzip2.
    Since tar doesn't have a simple flag to turn on bzip2
    decompression, I changed the way EXTRACT_CMD and
    EXTRACT_{BEFORE,AFTER}_ARGS work.  These are the new defaults:

    EXTRACT_CMD:		gzip or bzip2
    EXTRACT_BEFORE_ARGS:	-dc
    EXTRACT_AFTER_ARGS:		| tar -xf -

    (They used to be "tar", "-xzf", and "", respectively, before.)
    Also, EXTRACT_SUFX will default to ".tar.bz2" if USE_BZIP2 is set.

    There are a few things porters should be careful about:

 (a) If you are using bsd.port.{pre,post}.mk, USE_BZIP2 should be set
     before the .include of pre.mk.

 (b) Do not use ${EXTRACT_SUFX} as an alias of tar.  There is a new
     variable ${TAR} for that purpose.

 (c) If you are calling ${EXTRACT_CMD} directly, you need both
     ${EXTRACT_BEFORE_ARGS} and ${EXTRACT_AFTER_ARGS} in the command
     line.  (The latter was previously empty so could be omitted --
     that is no longer the case.)

 (d) If you need to set any of EXTRACT_CMD, EXTRACT_BEFORE_ARGS or
     EXTRACT_AFTER_ARGS, define all three, even if they are the
     default.  The values of these variables may very well change in
     the future (but the calling syntax probably will not) so it will
     save the port from breakage when that happens.

Tested by:	recompiling the entire ports tree

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