kbd: do not compress by default

Removes the dependency on bash.

Increases the binary size by 2.3MiB. However, with the 9MiB saved
by removing the excessive dictionary from cracklib (#429797), this still
results in a net reduction of the mandatory closure size.

Once kbd allows using the compression libraries instead of shelling out
to the binaries (github.com/legionus/kbd/issues/138) we can compress by
default again.

Add the package `kbdCompressed` for users that want to load custom
compressed fonts and keymaps. Alternatively, they can still uncompress
custom fonts and keymaps themselves and then call loadkeys/setfont on
it.

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