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   This change extends pf(4) limiters so administrator
   can specify action the rule executes when limit is
   reached. By default when limit is reached the limiter
   overrides action specified by rule to no-match.
   If administrator wants to block packet instead then
   rule with limiter should be changed to:

      pass in from any to any state limiter test (block)

   OK dlg@

   Fix ASN1_ADB_END macro, make it compatible with OpenSSL

   In asn1t.h r1.18 (commit 9b72422d) I removed the app_items member from
   ASN1_ADB and failed to fix up the ASN1_ADB_END() macro that populates
   the ASN1_ADB. This means ASN1_ADB_END() tried to initialize one member
   too many and would thus cause a compilation failure, so nobody uses this
   with LibreSSL. Internally, we have expanded all its uses.

   We could leave it broken or fix it up. Take the opportunity to add an
   unused adb_cb() argument instead, making the macro invocation compatible
   with OpenSSL.

   ok jsing kenjiro

   test resetting of line length before the page footer;
   related to man_term.c rev. 1.202 and mdoc_term.c rev. 1.287

   Fix a bug in .ll handling:
   When formatting two input files in a row, a line length set with .ll
   in the first file leaked to the second file.
   Also, mandoc used the changed line length for the page footer,
   whereas groff resets .ll before the page footer.

   Fix this as follows:
   1. Set defrmargin only at program startup, based on -O width / paper.
   2. Copy defrmargin to maxrmargin whenever starting an input file or footer.
   3. Let .ll / setwidth() only change maxrmargin, not defrmargin.

   Work out the default command from the queue in case it has been set from
   the config file, GitHub issue 4791.

   Remove "support" for the WIZ command. This used to be a command to
   execute commands on the smtp server in old sendmail implementations.

   This was obviously added as a joke, probably added for testing Enhanced
   Status Code, and basically only changes the text of the 500 error
   message, but with it came a lot of exta plumbing. While I appreciate the
   joke, it's very obscure and especially the filter plumbing takes up
   unneeded space.

   OK millert@, chris@
   No objection from kirill@

   According to RFC5321 section 4.5.3.1.10 the correct return code for too
   many recipients is 452, not 451.

   OK kirill@

   chunk forgotten for previous commit by chris:
   KVA TLB entries can exist under PCID_TEMP after pmap_map_ptes() + interrupts
   so KVA shootdowns must invalidate PCID_TEMP too

   ok deraadt, mlarkin discussion and approval guenther

   KVA TLB entries can exist under PCID_TEMP after pmap_map_ptes() + interrupts
   so KVA shootdowns must invalidate PCID_TEMP too

   ok deraadt, mlarkin discussion and approval guenther

   Install arm_neon_sve_bridge.h on aarch64

   From Brad, similar diff proposed recently by jsg@, ok kettenis@

   Backport aarch64 SVE compile fix from upstream

   From Brad, ok kettenis@

   test multiple signs in .ll arguments; related to term.c rev. 1.155

   Strangely, groff accepts .ll arguments with multiple signs.  For odd numbers
   of minus signs, the intended behaviour is decreasing the line length, for
   even numbers, increasing it.  The code in term_setwidth() resulted in
   incorrect behaviour in two cases: for more than two signs, the line length
   wasn't changed at all because a2roffsu() was called incorrectly and failed,
   and if the second sign was negative, a negative width was passed to the
   setwidth() callbacks, which they aren't prepared to handle.

   Fix this by iterating over all signs to find the correct iop operation
   code (0=absolute, 1=increase, -1=decrease).  Also improve code clarity
   by making the width argument of the setwidth() callbacks unsigned and
   removing some ugly casts in these callbacks.

   If cannot find a terminator for palette responses, treat as a partial
   key not complete. GitHub issue 4749.

   Do not send theme unless it has changed, and do not send immediately
   when updates are enabled. GitHub issue 5787.

   regen

   This patch adds an apple variant to the de keyboard encoding for
   wskdb. It doesn't attempt to map all additional keysyms, only those that
   are required in the shell and for programming.

   It is similar to the applealu_iso variant that can be specified in X11
   with setxkbmap.

   ok miod@

   Clear trimmed lines after moving, from Antony Raj in GitHub issue 4790.

   improved cmake MODULES docs, from rsadowski, rebased on top of my previous
   commits by me

   Request 64k-aligned IOVA blocks.  It's a bit unfortunate the alignment
   requirements only diffuse through to the bus dma API when we allocate
   memory; at that point we already have IOVA allocated, so it's hard to
   apply the right alignment.  The good thing is that we basically cannot
   run out of an IOMMU domain's IOVA (which for us is per device), so we
   can easily bump the alignment of each DMA map.  This helps qwz(4) FW
   come up on the Orion O6.

   Advertise MSI multiple-vector support.  This is assuming that in ACPI
   mode we probably have a GIC with MSI support that should give us have
   plenty of MSI vectors for us to use.  Improves qwz(4) behavior on the
   Orion O6.

   ok kettenis@

   Do not use ;;s in list-keys output as it is confusing and cannot be
   parsed on input, from Patrick Motard in GitHub issue 4750.

   Do not log theme if pane is NULL.

   TAILQs are hard, let's go shopping.

   If the pglist is empty, p will be NULL, inserting
   an iterator after it will prove challenging.

   Bug was introduced in version 1.145

   Clear and reinitialize the HAL state in our softc when we resume.  While it
   may be ok to keep the state around during a normal suspend/resume, it is
   questionable to do so for unhibernate, where the hardware has been
   fully reset.  This fixes hangs when trying to bring down the interface
   (including when we do so for a suspend or reboot) after an unhibernate.

   ok stsp@

   Don't starve nowait failures behind a large queue of pmr requests.

   1.126 replaced ths flag used to indicate that a nowait allocation
   had failed with a static to be addded to the list for the page
   daemon to process in this case. ensuring the check is done with a lock
   instead of fiddling with a volatile.. ok fine.

   Unlike the previous flag, which was considered before processing the list,
   the static was added to to the tail of the list, therefore adding it behind a
   potentially large queue of pmr requests - which was already known
   to be a problem in version 1.107 as witnessed by this commit message:

    " Make sure low pages are deactivated first when there is a shortage of inactive
      pages.  Without this the system can have a ton of high pages on the active list
      and never swapout anything if there's a shortage of low pages."

   The previous flag could also have been set repeatedly by multipled nowait failures so
   repeated failures would always push the pagedaemon down this path instead of
   processing the list. This change also ensured that only one such "nowait" request

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   Make use of OF_is_enabled() instead of checking the status manually.

   ok kettenis@

   Introduce OF_is_enabled(), a helper function to figure out whether the
   device tree node is available to use or not.  So far we have done this
   manually by explicitly checking for "disabled".  Nowadays though there's
   also "reserved" for devices that are there but shouldn't be touched, and
   at some point we might need to handle "fail", too.  We can't just check
   for "okay" as some device trees only have "ok" or not even a status
   property, which we should treat as "okay".

   ok kettenis@

   Only advertise HWCAP2_SVE2 (and other SVE features) if SVE is actually
   supprted.  The SVEver field in ID_AA64ZFR0_EL1 is also for streaming SVE
   mode, which is also known as SME.  An Apple decided to implement SME but
   not SVE on their M4 CPU cores.  So do what Linux does and only set these
   if HWCAP_SVE is set.

   ok jca@, patrick@, kurt@

   mention MODCMAKE_LDFLAGS