--clean-cache doesn't work about mainline HOT 2 CLOSED

I have partially half-assed not-really-but-kinda adressed this in a way in 1.0.7, by just not saving downloaded .deb packages any more. The temp dirs and cache dirs are still stupid and b0rken, but at least now they are 15M of stupid and b0rken instead of 3G of stupid and b0rken.

I'm leaving the issue open because it's still boken, just less harmful.

I am thinking that the whole cache idea was silly in the first place. I don't think it saves the user any network traffic.

What do you all think about having it just download the indexes and debs to temp every time? No persistent cache, and no more of this weird problem where root ends up creating fies in a non-root home dir which the user then can't delete. All downloads would be to tmp, and would be done as the user, and the only command run as root would be dpkg itself.

It should be simpler to write and work more reliably, but it might be slower or cause more downloading. I'm not sure. I also think it might result in exactly the same amount of downloading. Maybe I'll just try it in a branch and see what we see.

from mainline.

I think this is ok now. Might need one final manual sudo mainline --clean-cache, but I don't think it creates new bad dirs/files any more.

from mainline.