update to 9.1.1, switch to new debian package and bin naming scheme #2
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With version 9.1.1, debian made the package
qemu-user-statica compat/transitional package. The main package is moved toqemu-userand the bin names no longer have the suffix-static(the transitional package provides symlinks with the old suffix).This PR switches to the new package
qemu-userand adjusts the register script to drop the no longer used-staticsuffix.