x11/nvidia-driver{-devel}, x11/nvidia-kmod{-devel}, x11/linux-nvidia-libs{-devel}, graphics/nvidia-drm*-kmod{-devel}, x11/nvidia-settings, x11/nvidia-xconfig: Update to 620.70.06HEADmain

Update to latest Production Branch of drivers 620.70.06:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/283868/

Linux counterparts for x11/linux-nvidia-libs:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/283867/

As this version is newer than exisitng New Feature Branch (NFB)
of drivers, update -devel variants to the same version, too.

Additional note:
Starting from 615 series of drivers, possibly vtys before invoking
whichever of X11 or Wayland shifts screen downward with about
half character-based line, causing command prompt at the bottom
become hard to read.

Once X11 (tested only for xorg) or Wayland starts, it would be
fixed (on exitting X11 / Wayland or switching to vty from X11/
Wayland) until next restart of the computer.

This doesn't happen for everyone (among maintainance team of
NVIDIA GPU driver ports, only I myself am bitten).
So upgrading as-is.

The workaround is to switch to old-school configuration
without loading nvidia-drm.ko.
Forcibly flipping hw.nvidiadrm.modeset to 0 in /boot/loader.conf
and restart would also help.
But these workarounds may mean Wayland to become unusable.

And refreshing vty with Ctrl-L (unless mapped to non-default
functionalities) lets command line prompt at the top, thus,
this is not fatal anyway.

PR:		300531
Differential Revision:	https://reviews.freebsd.org/D61227

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