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This allows us to watch any file to appear, not only sysfs
attributes. Files without a leading slash will be device sysfs
attributes. The key WAIT_FOR_SYSFS still works for backwards
compat, but is removed from the man page.
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Do substitition processing in MODE field, similar to substitution in
OWNER, GROUP etc fields. Add test case for normal and overflow behaviour.
Document in manpage.
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We see SCSI disks where it takes 6.5 seconds to populate the
sysfs attributes.
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Thanks to Scott for the suggestion.
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Fix udev_rules_apply_format() to give error messages for unknown
format elements and pass such elements to the output string
unmodified.
When truncating the substitution string to the length specified in the
format string, head[len] = '\0' could write outside the buffer if that
length was too large.
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Example for /block/sda:
SUBSYSTEMS="scsi", ENV{COMMENT}="$attr{driver}"
sets COMMENT=sd
SUBSYSTEMS="pci", ENV{COMMENT}="$attr{driver}"
sets COMMENT=ata_piix
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