install `nvme-cli`, `fdisk`, and `lshw`

needs investigation

Space required for each package on top of a minimal installation with only essential and apt:

• nvme-cli: 2584 kB
• fdisk: 2525 kB
• lshw: 827 kB
• zstd: 2301 kB
• openssh-server: 14.7 MB

More candidates:

• unzip: 502 kB
• wavemon: 974 kB
• hdparm: 244 kB
• blktool: 5131 kB
• mdns-scan: 32.8 kB
• fdisk: 2525 kB
• lshw: 827 kB
• iw: 698 kB
• xz-utils: 1361 kB

mdns-scan and blktool look somewhat abandoned, maybe different options can be found.

openssh-server is a bit surprising on an in-the-hands-of-endusers device when started automatically (default).

I agree with this assessment. These lists are not my own suggestions but what I collected from people on IRC and the forum. So please do not treat this as "josch wants this".

I'm OK with all of these except openssh-server as well.

I think rather than one big issue it's better to split to more focused parts.

unzip is needed to update firmware together with pico*something that is not listed. Everyone running the hardware will need these sooner or later, it makes sense to include.

fdisk, hdparm and nvme-cli can be used for some disk management but not necessarily needed fore everyday operation, more dubious. For anything but nvme-cli alternatives exist.

lshw is basically a wrapper around many interfaces for gathering hardware information. Any such wrapper would do but standardizing on one for reporting issues is likely beneficial.

closed with commit 473a7c38