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kiss: use numeric uids to avoid truncation #298
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at the cost of removing support for su. Our su usage is already not portable. For example, NetBSD, OpenBSD, FreeBSD has absolutely different meanings for '-c' option. ubase has no such option at all. illumos, coreutils, busybox, toybox support this option though. Anyway, it's obvious that su diverged way too much which makes it impossible to support. I propose to remove it from kiss and fix truncation issues as well.
Reference: #289
Depends on (for ssu support): illiliti/ssu#7