Cut the lighttpd config down to a generic drop-in

The old file was a complete lighttpd.conf with its own user, modules
and MIME table. As a snippet it takes those from the distribution and
loads only the three modules it uses, which lighttpd skips when the
main config loads them already. It takes the nginx config's header and
commented examples. The host block matches on every socket, so HTTPS
needs only the socket, and the redirect is a condition on the scheme
inside it.

The stock lighttpd.conf on Debian, Alpine and Fedora refuses urls
ending in ~ or .inc, so a repository's config.inc answered 403 until
the host block cleared the list.

git-http-backend's cgi.assign sits outside the url condition because
lighttpd checks it after splitting the path, when that condition no
longer matches, and inside it the program itself was served as a file.

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