Zygmunt, you shouldn't override the dpkg behavior as there is an expectation on a Debian based system on how things in /etc are treated and what dpkg expects. That said, you could change the packaging in various ways. Eg, stop shipping it in /etc at all or disable the profile via /etc/apparmor.d/disable. Alternatively, don't install it to /etc, but instead /usr somewhere and during postinst use ucf or similar to copy it into place such that dpkg considers it a config file instead of a conffile (I suggest looking at the Debian policy manual on config file vs conffile).
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