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py-buku: Add reference to CVE-2026-121627

py-jose: Add reference to CVE-2026-120459

electron44: fix build

Add net/simple-http-server v.0.8.0, yet another, rust-based one

editors/fresh: adjust COMMIT_MSG

Update editors/fresh to v.0.5.7

rust-beta: update to 1.100.0beta.9

proc-cli: remove, import to pkgsrc

thonny: update to 5.0.1

Add net/sendme v.0.37.1, peer-to-peer file/directory transfer tool

emacs-git: add new files to PLIST

inflatelib: finish package

Import electron44

electron43: fix typo in patch

Make wip/nim v.2.4.0 build under NetBSD-current

inflatelib: start new package, doesn't build, reported upstream

vscode: update to 1.144.0

electron43: update to 43.8.6

Revert "nim: remove code block because it doesn't have any effect on the installation process"

It actually affetcs the build process but only on *BSD, which I did not test
nor look into properly.

pkg_summary-utils: fix build failure (remove /usr/bin/env from shebang)

llvm: fix patch relative to WRKSRC issue

sysutils/proc-cli: import proc-cli-2.2.0

proc finds, inspects and stops processes and ports. Target a process by
port (:3000), PID, name or path, see what holds a port and why it is
there, and free it. Commands that change anything ask first, preview
with --dry-run, and print JSON with stable exit codes for scripts.

NetBSD is supported upstream since 2.2.0, whose CI runs the whole test
suite on NetBSD 11. Ports come from sockstat(1) and open files from
fstat(1), both in the base system, so it has no run dependencies.

llama.cpp: remove ggml options

(they belong in the ggml package)

rust-beta: update to 1.100.0beta.8

py-img2pdf: remove, imported to pkgsrc/graphics

unpaper: remove, imported to pkgsrc/graphics

vis-editor: remove, merged to pkgsrc

vis-editor: take ownership of package

nim: add comment to explain the option

nim: add do-test as a comment

Commented out because it doesn't work on the current version of nim