Move all dependencies on the workspace level #4656
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Also ignores 'TEMPORARY' items in the IANA registry
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This moves all the dependencies to the workspace level, to make it less likely to conflict on upgrades, as well as to make sure we enable the same set of features for all our dependencies, avoiding unnecessary recompilations.