The recent(-ish) switch to allow short name from a few months ago in the
dependency-data files was buggy in the way it handles "catch all"
dependencies.

Dependency information was already shortened down to just the module
name when it was compared against the wildcard dependency rules, which
made it impossible for most of the rules to match (e.g. a dependency for
kde/kdemultimedia/* wouldn't match against 'juk' anymore because at that
portion of the code it's not clear that juk is actually a part of that
set).

I will still have to make some other fixes to permit wildcarded
dependencies to work through indirect modules. E.g. a dependency exists
for kde/foo/bar/bar* to "first-module". A second module depends on
"bar-intermedia-module", which is really under kde/foo/bar/. If
"bar-intermedia-module" is actually being built this is not an issue as
the dependency resolver can read the full path to detect the recursive
dependency onto "first-module". But if "bar-intermedia-module" is not
being built then there's no way to tell that there's really a dependency
on "first-module" since the wildcard dependency would not match.