security/py-biscuit-auth: Add Python flavors
The port built for the default Python version only, so consumers had
no flavor to depend on and had to spell the dependency without
${PY_FLAVOR}.
Sponsored by: Netzkommune GmbH
www/bunkerweb: Add missing setuptools run dependency
passlib/pwd.py imports pkg_resources at module level, and that module
lives in setuptools. Nothing in the dependency chain requested it, so
the import only succeeded as long as something else happened to pull
setuptools in. Upstream pins setuptools<81 in the scheduler
requirements for the same reason: pkg_resources is gone in 81.
While here, pin the py-biscuit-auth dependency to ${PY_FLAVOR} now
that the port has flavors.
Sponsored by: Netzkommune GmbH
[libc++][test] Fix construction and comparison for testing allocators (#212702)
Previously, there were several issues in the allocators provided by
`min_allocator.h` and `test_allocator.h`.
1. Some allocators did not support heterogenous rebinding construction,
and thus failed to meet the Cpp17Allocator named requirements.
2. Some allocators only had `operator==`. This was fine since C++20 but
not in C++17 where there were no rewritten candidates of `!=`.
3. Many equality operators were non-template and homogeneous. This
caused ambiguity since C++20 due to rewritten candidates.
This patch fixes these issues by
- adding missing constructors,
- adding missing `operator!=` (in pre-C++20 modes), and
- making `operator==` and some `operator!=` templates.
Note that it is intended that `operator==`'s for `test_allocator`
perform seemingly redundant constructions (via `static_cast<const
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[libc++] Move lerp to its own header instead of <cmath> (#213111)
This moves <cmath> towards an umbrella header.
Co-authored-by: A. Jiang <de34 at live.cn>
[libc++] Refactor the conditions for enabling assertion tests (#213294)
Every hardening assertion test used to repeat a hand-rolled set of Lit
conditions like `has-unix-headers` and a bunch of others. Instead,
define a single Lit feature to handle all of them.
Assisted by Claude
Fixes #213148
[libc++] Add missing return 0 to main functions in tests (#214190)
The libc++ test suite requires main() to explicitly return a value,
since freestanding support requires it.
