www/chawan: update to 0.5.1
This commit updates the chawan package to version 0.5.1, which fixes the
following issues:
* remove non-functional btoa symlink
* fix broken subnet classification procedure
* fix all history entries being truncated in some cases
* fix crash on invoking functions on detached SelectBuilder
* fix chahash on big-endian platforms
* fix calls to invalidated SelectBuilder crashing the browser
* fix select being incorrectly positioned at the screen's edge
* fix crashed buffers crashing the pager too in some cases
* report invalid match/nc-match regexes in mailcap
For further information, please consult the projects news page:
https://chawan.net/news/chawan-0-5-1.html
Introduce debug function print_winregs() and clear_winregs().
These debug functions can be used to print out snapshots of the register
window.
The SAVE_WINREGS() macro in locore.s creates the snapshot.
py-blessed: updated to 1.52.0
1.52 (unreleased, on "master" branch only)
* bugfix: :meth:`~Terminal.wrap` discarded lines containing only spaces or tabs when
``drop_whitespace=False``, they are now wrapped and retained,
1.51
* introduced: :meth:`~Terminal.clip` to extract a "window" of displayed columns from a string, a
more precise version of :meth:`~Terminal.truncate`, retaining terminal sequences,
* improved: :meth:`~Terminal.length`, :meth:`~Terminal.ljust`, :meth:`~Terminal.rjust`,
:meth:`~Terminal.center`, :meth:`~Terminal.truncate`, and :meth:`~Terminal.wrap` with
terminal-specific Corrections_ by detecting the terminal software name at
class-initialization, :ghissue:`420`.
* change: East Asian ambiguous width is not measured at class-initialization. Call
:meth:`~Terminal.detect_ambiguous_width` to measure it, which assigns and caches
:attr:`~Terminal.ambiguous_width`, or set ``AMBIGUOUS_WIDE`` to ``1`` or ``2`` to supply the
value without measurement,
* introduced: :meth:`~Terminal.detect_term_program` to detect the terminal software name, or to
detect it again after initialization, as needed by a terminal attached later, such as a remote
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py-bidi: updated to 0.6.12
0.6.12
* Added standard and free-threaded Python 3.15 wheel support.
* Bumped PyO3 to 0.30.0.
* Addressed security vulnerabilities in development dependencies; Python 3.9 support was dropped because the patched dependencies require Python 3.10+.
net/arpwatch: Set LICENSE
I ran more over all the .c files, quickly. Almost all files have a
license, and they are all original-bsd (4 clause). Many of them are
apparently in an LBL style, where there are 3 numbered clauses and the
4th clause is present but not numbered.
All in all this is as good as it gets for 90s code. The intent of
LBL/UC is clear.
py-aiohttp-remotes: update to 1.4.0.
1.4.0
Fixed BasicAuth to accept passwords that contain a colon; only the first: separates the user name from the password
Fixed UntrustedIP being logged twice for a single rejected request
Dropped Python 3.9 and 3.10 support, added Python 3.14 and 3.15 support. (#643)
Dropped the typing-extensions runtime dependency. (#644)
1.3.0
Added explicit tests for running with Python 3.11, 3.12, 3.13
Fix for X-Forwarded-Host parsing when it contains multiple hosts. (#436)
Dropped Python 3.7 and 3.8 support, the minimal supported aiohttp is 3.9
net/arpwatch: fix runtime problem on NetBSD 11
* Add descriptions to each patch files.
* Pass correct type to ctype(3) function to fix runtime problem on NetBSD 11.
* Reduce pkglint warnings except LICENSE. It might build with bcopy.c from
original BSD license and most of other codes contains 0-clause-bsd, but
I'm not sure. So LICENSE is commented out for now.
Bump PKGREVISION.
