Workaround Debian package dependency: fix `wine-devel` package rename on Ubuntu 22.04

The most recent version of Wine is named wine-development in Ubuntu 22.04 repository, while in WineHQ repository it is named wine-devel ¹. This causes problem when installing packages depending on Wine and want the most recent version, e.g. carla-bridge-wine32.

One workaround is to use a dummy package using “equivs”:

1. install equivs
2. run equivs-control wine-devel-fixes
3. edit control file, related lines:

   Package: wine-devel-fixes
   Depends: wine-devel
   Provides: wine-development
   Description: Fixes the Wine package rename on Ubuntu 22.04
   

4. run equivs-build wine-devel-fixes
5. install the generated wine-devel-fixes_1.0_all.deb

Reference: workaround ROCm installation on Ubuntu 22.04 (when it didn’t support): https://github.com/ROCm/ROCm/issues/1730#issuecomment-1205109513