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   Update to py3-pypdf-6.6.1.

   Update gitea 1.25.3 - > 1.25.4
   Changelog: https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/releases/tag/v1.25.4

   grafana: don't pass GOMAXPROC, it limits threads, not only processes

   ok sthen, no objection lraab

   syncthing: don't set GOMAXPROC, it limits threads, not only processes

   Instead pass MODGO_FLAGS, where the module sets -p ${MAKE_ENV} which
   is closer to the intent.

   ok kn sthen, no objection edd

   reposurgeon: don't set GOMAXPROC. It limits threads, not only processes

   ok sthen

   Update to OpenTTD 1.5.1

   https://cdn.openttd.org/openttd-releases/15.1/changelog.md
   from Florian Viehweger (maintainer)

   Remove remnant from pre-4.02 OCaml.


   ok sthen@

   update py-holidays to 0.89

   Add support for RTL8125D revision 0x6890000

   tested by gnezdo@
   ok miod@ gnezdo@

   Restore the comment indicating that uvmexp.wired is changed by atomics

   This was changed in changes that were backed out that did not actually
   make changes to uvmexp.wired. As this value is still only changed by
   atomic operations, restore the comment indicating that it is.

   ok kettenis@, claudio@

   Modify uvmexp.paging only with atomic operations.

   This was done in 1.3.1, but in conjunction with some undesirable
   other changes for where this was changed and used.

   This change makes the value be changed only with atomics, without
   changing where or by how much it is changed, and restores the
   comment in uvmexp.h to indicate it is changed by atomic ops.

   ok kettenis@ claudio@

   Update to noto-fonts-2026.01.01.

   file(1): add support for PSF2 fonts detection.

   From NetBSD.

   OK dlg@, rsadowski@

   Update zpaqfranz to 64.4

   From maintainer tux0r, thanks!

   Hook up devel/x86_64-elf/binutils and devel/x86_64-elf/gcc

   ok kn@

   Only build devel/x86_64-elf/binutils and devel/x86_64-elf/gcc on amd64

   Common parts for devel/x86_64-elf/binutils and devel/x86_64-elf/gcc

   ok kn@

   Import x86_64-elf-gcc, part of a bare-metal only toolchain for amd64

   The idea is to have a stable and GNU-based toolchain for standalone
   code.  Such code often has GNU-specific quirks and tends to break
   when we update base clang, base lld or ports gcc.

   This uses the same gcc and binutils versions as the devel/arm-none-eabi
   toolchain because... why not. I'm not providing an i386 FLAVOR but
   someone who cares could add it easily.

   Discussed with kn@ during his net/ipxe effort.  Hopefully this will be
   usable for sysutils/firmware/vmm (conversion not tackled yet).

   ok kn@

   Initial revision

   update to py3-discogs-client-2.8, ok Johan Huldtgren (maintainer)

   update to py3-oauthlib-3.3.1, ok Johan Huldtgren (maintainer)

   Add mappings for a few more Qualcomm Snapdragon X1 laptops.

   ok patrick@

   Also match on qcom,trng.

   ok patrick@

   update py-async-lru to 2.1.0

   Reserve gid 564 for _seatd, forgotten in previous sysutils/seatd commit

   Suggested by and useful prodding from landry@

   wayland/Makefile: +niri

   Initial revision

   assembly regress: use make's MACHINE_ARCH rather than handrolling it

   discussed with jsing

   Update to miniflux-2.2.16

   From Igor Zornik (maintainer)

   Improve and enable VT switching in greetd

   Move the default config file to vt = 5 which maps to ttyC4, the VT we
   otherwise reserve to X11.  One cannot run both at the same time anyway.

   Like in seatd, enable logging (in /var/log/authlog by default).

   ok landry@ matthieu@