Fix Parameter Processing

Installations currently failing due to several issues:

• The config/clean.sls, config/file.sls, config/lin_clean.sls, config/lin_file.sls, config/win_clean.sls, config/win_file.sls, package/lin_clean.sls, package/win_install.sls, package/win_post-install.sls, package/win_pre-install.sls, package/lin_install.sls, service/clean.sls, service/running.sls, subcomponent/config/clean.sls and subcomponent/config/file.sls files all bind parameters as chrome rather than chrome-browser

  {%- from tplroot ~ "/map.jinja" import mapdata as chrome with context %}
  

  This should be:

  {%- from tplroot ~ "/map.jinja" import mapdata as chrome_browser with context %}
  

  To match Pillar expectations
• Change all chrome.* references to chrome_browser references. This effects:
  • package/lin_clean.sls
  • package/win_clean.sls
  • package/win_install.sls
  • package/lin_install.sls
  • config/lin_clean.sls
  • config/lin_file.sls
  • config/win_clean.sls
  • config/win_file.sls
• Fix package/lin_install.sls.
  • If installing from URI, needs both name parameter (referencing chrome_browser.pkg.release_family) and a sources parameter (referencing chrome_browser.pkg.installer_uri).
  • If installing from standard repository, only needs name parameter
  • Wants an (optional) install of a repository-definition file
• While we're here, superfluous state-trees should be nuked. Kill the service and subcomponent directories and remove references from fomula-root's init.sls

Start by reviewing the listed config/.sls and package/.sls files together with the formula-root init.sls, then trace how each state binds and references the pillar data. Done means all bindings and references use chrome_browser, Linux installation supports both URI and repository paths with the optional repository-definition file, and the service and subcomponent trees are removed with their references.