There's a closed pull request on the void-packages repository

dbus-elogind: remove package, migrate to regular dbus
https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/45026

Description:
`dbus-elogind` adds a patch that enabled `dbus` to query elogind to determine whether the current user is seated at a physical console. Without this, there are a few fallbacks that seem not to be enabled or supported in our `dbus` package, so `dbus` just assumes that no user is "at the console".

It seems the only consumer of this is a `connman` policy at `/usr/share/dbus-1/systemd/connman-nmcompat.conf` that, based on the file name, allows connman to respond to messages for `org.freedesktop.NetworkManager` originating from users physically at the console.

This package adds maintenance burden (we have to keep this in sync with `dbus` and have to duplicate services and `INSTALL` scripts) and, in at least one case a few years ago, a user was bitten when a newer `dbus-libs` was somehow installed alongside a `dbus-elogind` package that hadn't been updated, breaking the installation. There is too much confusion for essentially zero benefit, so let's just drop this version and push people to the standard packages.

I still need to test the upgrade path with the elimination of `provides` and `replaces` and the addition of `depends`.