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@filesystems/fuse{,3}: Tidy, NFCI

  - Align DESCR to each other, taking the text that describes what the
    package is, vs marketing copy about FUSE.  Explain fuse2 vs 3, and
    add a NetBSD-only see-also to perfused(8).
  - trim duplicate bsd.prefs.mk
  - align whitespace between versions to reduce diffs
  - reorder some lines to reduce diffs

Likely more diff-reduction could be done, but this is what I felt
confident would not cause even any binary change in the package.
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@FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) is a simple interface for userspace
programs to export a virtual filesystem to a kernel, originally Linux.
Fuse also aims to provide a secure method for non privileged users to
create and mount their own filesystem implementations.

This package provides FUSE version 3.

This package provides libfuse, a library translating procedure calls
to messages on /dev/fuse.  On Linux, it additionally provides the
fusermount3 and mount.fuse3 utilities.  On NetBSD, see also
perfused(8).
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@fuse3: fix linking
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a11 3
programs to export a virtual filesystem to the Linux kernel. Fuse also
aims to provide a secure method for non privileged users to create and
mount their own filesystem implementations.
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mount their own filesystem implementations. 
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