Do not record *-default IPP attributes of local CUPS queues

Many of the *-default IPP attributes represent properties
already covered by the PPD option defaults which we also record.

I addition, there is also the problematic print-quality-default
attribute. IPP reports print-quality as "draft", "normal", and "high"
while CUPS only accepts "3", "4", and "5" (and NOT "draft", "normal",
and "high") and if an invalid value is supplied, print-quality-default
is set to 0 and as 0 is also invalid, jobs do not get printed. Now,
not touching print-quality-default this does not happen for
cups-browsed's local queues anymore and they reliably print.

daemon/cups-browsed.c

@@ -5841,28 +5841,28 @@ record_printer_options(const char *printer)
   // List of IPP attributes to get recorded
   static const char *attrs_to_record[] =
     {
-     "*-default",
-     "auth-info-required",
-     //"device-uri",
-     "job-quota-period",
-     "job-k-limit",
-     "job-page-limit",
-     //"port-monitor",
-     "printer-error-policy",
-     "printer-info",
-     "printer-is-accepting-jobs",
-     "printer-is-shared",
-     "printer-geo-location",
-     "printer-location",
-     "printer-op-policy",
-     "printer-organization",
-     "printer-organizational-unit",
-     //"printer-state",
-       "printer-state-message",
-       "printer-state-reasons",
-     "requesting-user-name-allowed",
-     "requesting-user-name-denied",
-     NULL
+      //"*-default",
+      "auth-info-required",
+      //"device-uri",
+      "job-quota-period",
+      "job-k-limit",
+      "job-page-limit",
+      //"port-monitor",
+      "printer-error-policy",
+      "printer-info",
+      "printer-is-accepting-jobs",
+      "printer-is-shared",
+      "printer-geo-location",
+      "printer-location",
+      "printer-op-policy",
+      "printer-organization",
+      "printer-organizational-unit",
+      //"printer-state",
+      "printer-state-message",
+      "printer-state-reasons",
+      "requesting-user-name-allowed",
+      "requesting-user-name-denied",
+      NULL
     };
   const char **ptr;
   http_t *conn = NULL;