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   add support for PNVM data embedded in newer iwx(4) firmware files

   ok phessler@ kettenis@

   Add an additional "int fd" argument to the low-level db __{hash,rec,bt}_open()
   functions to provide for the caller allocating the fd itself.
   ok guenther

   drop sysutils/usmb in favour of susmb (with 'obsolete suggestion' quirk)
   no usmb commits since 2013

   update to tinyproxy-1.11.3
   no longer needs asciidoc to build

   update to py3-brotlicffi-1.2.0.1

   update to algol68g-3.10.13

   update to cjson-1.7.19

   Add O_CLEXEC to open()
   ok guenther

   update to ccache-4.13
   fetch doctest as an extra distfile and reenable testing

   Zap obsolete patches

   Update to PowerDNS Recursor 5.4.0

   update to py3-platformdirs-4.9.4

   update to py3-cachetools-7.0.4

   update to py3-binaryornot-0.6.0

   Update to remind-6.2.5 from Martin Ziemer (maintainer)

   Update to jjui v0.10.0

   Breaking changes in config: [keys], [custom_commands], [leader]
   https://github.com/idursun/jjui/releases/tag/v0.10.0

   x11/xfce4/ristretto: update to 0.14.0.

   see https://gitlab.xfce.org/apps/ristretto/-/tags/ristretto-0.14.0

   x11/xfce4/terminal: update to 1.2.0

   see https://gitlab.xfce.org/apps/xfce4-terminal/-/tags/xfce4-terminal-1.2.0

   Remove not needed dependencies

   move atomic.h include a bit down to match what matthieu committed

   If a fd came from libc doing the __pledge_open(2) system call, do not
   allow write(2), chmod(2), chflags(2), chown(2), ftruncate(2), or fdpassing.
   pledge_open(2) is an unexported interface that libc will use (soon) to
   open 2 devices (null and tty), about 9 files (based upon pledge promises),
   and files within the zoneinfo directory.  This works because libc only
   reads from those fd.  Currently those files are openable by non-libc code,
   but soon only static libc code will be able to do those opens.
   This does not transition libc to using the new system call, yet.
   Based upon long discussions with david leadbeater and beck.

   use ida_alloc_range() for ida_alloc_min() and ida_alloc_max()
   corrects ida_alloc_max() range end

   The range end argument of idr_alloc() is exclusionary.  Don't try to
   insert into the idr tree with an id value matching the end.

   unifdef unused idr random path

   remove unused ida_simple* which no longer exist in linux

   sysutils/docker-compose: update to 5.1.0

   sysutils/docker-cli: update to 29.3.0

   sysutils/docker-buildx: update to 0.32.1

   no need to include both sys/atomic.h and machine/atomic.h

   include sys/atomic.h for atomic_inc_int()