Adding support for RSpamd (whilst keeping support for SpamAssassin)#314
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So we ditched SpamAssassin a long time ago in favour of RSpamd. It's quicker, it's more reliable, it uses less resources, it produces less false positives and it's incredibly easy to extend. It's also not written in Perl which is always a bonus.
This PR adds the option to choose either RSpamd or SpamAssassin via the macros.
It works with ClamAV out the box (don't need it? just delete the config files) and hands the virus scanning over to RSpamd.
The scores are different, we generally set users as tag at 6 and reject at 15.
The docs for RSpamd are here.
Oh, it does also include the DKIM PR because I messed up my vexim2 git repo ;)