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   Fix https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=34033

   - Deprecate loc_ntoa because it does not specify the size of the destination
     buffer and replace it with loc_ntoa1
   - Replace sprintf(3) with snprintf(3), checking for string overflow.

   This removes all sprintf(3) uses in libc, except in compat/net/compat_ns_ntoa.c

   Thanks to phone@ for reviewing and Florian Weimer for notifying us.

   add the full npf route libs in distrib

   de-obfuscate i2s register use in lightbar

   bsd.own.mk: sort various lists and expressions

   Sort various lists of variables.
   (Manually) sort various .if expressions on platform name.
   Should be no functional change, but easier to cross-check mk.conf(5).

   New sentence, new line. Remove superfluous Pp.

   mk.conf(5): sync with bsd.own.mk 1.1473

   Sort variables in the list: MKAUTOFS, MKKERNFS, MKNLS,

   Update supported platforms per bsd.own.mk changes, including using
   the tested variable (MACHINE vs MACHINE_ARCH):
   MKAMDGPUFIRMWARE, MKCTF, MKDTB, MKFIRMWARE, MKLIBCXX, MKPIE, MKPROFILE,
   MKRELRO, MKSLJIT, MKSOFTFLOAT, MKZFS, USE_SSP, USE_XZ_SETS.

   Sort platforms in: MKXORG_SERVER.

   Document MKGDBSERVER.

   Add NetBSD 10 and NetBSD 11 to RUMP_NBCOMPAT.

   USE_SSP is also controlled by NOFORT.

   Cross reference npf(7) for MKNPF.

   Editorial fixes, including consistent punctuation.

   G/C the do-nothing module_init_md() now that there's a global weak
   equivalent.

   G/C the do-nothing module_init_md() now that there's a global weak
   equivalent.

   df: Rename nbytes to value in prthumanval (not always bytes)

   df: Add human-readable inode counts

   Add Policy based routing by interface in NPF

   bump libdns

   new bind

   Merge changes between 9.20.18 and 9.20.22

   Import bind-9.20.22 (previous was 9.20.18)

   Notes for BIND 9.20.22
   Security Fixes
   Fix crash when reconfiguring zone update policy during active updates.
   We fixed a crash that could occur when running rndc reconfig to change a zone's
   update policy (e.g., from allow-update to update-policy) while DNS UPDATE
   requests were being processed for that zone. ISC would like to thank Vitaly
   Simonovich for bringing this issue to our attention. [GL #5817]

   Bug Fixes
   Fix intermittent named crashes during asynchronous zone operations.
   Asynchronous zone loading and dumping operations occasionally dispatched tasks
   to the wrong internal event loop. This threading violation triggered internal
   safety assertions that abruptly terminated named. Strict loop affinity is now
   enforced for these tasks, ensuring they execute on their designated threads and
   preventing the crashes. [GL #4882]

   Count temporal problems with DNSSEC validation as attempts.

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   s/numberered/numbered/ in comment.

   fix various typos, mainly in comments.

   blkdiscard.8: correct a detail in the history section

   s/referened/referenced/ in log message.

   libc/softfloat: prevent undefined behavior in floating point conversions

   See the previous commit for details.

   The same code pattern occur in the bits32 implementation, as well as in
   other copies of the same upstream code, for example in libkern.

   lint: add query for negation of minimum signed value

   This helped double-check that the remaining negations in the
   softfloat/bits64 code are fine. There are some false positives, due to
   int16 being typedef'd to int, thus being int32 realistically.

   tests/libc: document ldbl-to-uint64 conversion for more platforms

   Provide a weak do-nothing for module_init_md().

   tests/libc: test softfloat on sparc64 for converting ldbl to uint64

   Refactor cpu_exec_aout_makecmds().

   mac68k_init() -> machine_init(), and make it fit the pattern.

   bsd.own.mk: fix MKPROFILE comment for risc-v

   Fix test to match expected result on m68k.

   Tested on m68ksf and hardfloat (in qemu).

   Ok Roland.

   akbd(4): s/shoud/should/.

   s/mbr_info_to_partitition/mbr_info_to_partition/ in method name.

   approved by martin@.