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*: recursive bump for pcre2
Running an old binary against the new pcre doesn't work:
/usr/pkg/lib/libpcre2-8.so.0: version PCRE2_10.47 required by \ 
/usr/pkg/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0 not defined

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*: remove more references to (removed) Python 3.9

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*: recursive bump for tiff growing lerc dependency

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chat/gajim: Update to 2.1.1
Gajim 2.1.0 April 8, 2025
Gajim 2.1 comes with a new page called ‘Activity feed’. Currently, it
displays events around group chat invitations, contact requests, and
updates. Clicking an event allows you to act on it (e.g. accept an
invitation) A badge indicates new activities on the top left corner of
Gajim’s window. This will be the central feed for all kinds of
activities in the future (e.g. reactions, replies, mentions, message
reminders).
If you have more than one account enabled in Gajim, accounts will now
be displayed inside a menu available at the bottom left corner of the
window. A left click brings you to your account, while a right click
allows your to set your status.
When following large group chats across multiple devices, you’ve
probably experienced this: You read all new messages on one device,
and later you switch to another device, but all those messages you’ve
already read are now shown as unread messages. Seeing if you have read
messages on another device is now supported by Gajim through XEP-0490:
Message Displayed Synchronization. This feature is also supported by
Conversations on Android for example. Thanks @nicoco for contributing
to this feature!

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chat/gajim: Update to 2.0.4
Gajim 2.0.x: minor improvements and bugfixes
Gajim 2.0.0, February 28, 2025
Gajim 2.0 is here and it comes with a big upgrade 🎉 Gajim migrated
its user interface toolkit to GTK 4, which brings performance
improvements and sets the ground for great features to
follow. Additionally, this release brings improved image previews,
better tools for fighting spam, and much more. All of these changes
were only possible by touching a lot of Gajim’s code base, and we
appreciate all the feedback we got from you.  What’s New Toolkit
Upgrade
Switching Gajim’s major version from 1.x to 2.x is a step reserved for
big changes. Upgrading from GTK 3 to GTK 4 is a great change, because
it touches a big portion of Gajim’s code base. GTK is Gajim’s user
interface toolkit. It provides building blocks, like windows, buttons
and labels. Version 4 of this toolkit brings performance improvements
to Gajim, e.g. faster rendering of user interface
elements. Additionally, switching to GTK 4 allows Gajim to use newer
widgets, like nice drop downs. Gajim 2.0 sets the ground for great
features to follow.
Historically, Gajim used a “buddy list” (internally called “roster”)
for displaying chat contacts. Group chats were displayed in that list
as well, forming a large tree view. Gajim moved away from that concept
with Gajim 1.4, because it did not offer what users expect from a
modern chat app, and because its user experience wasn’t really
great. However, a basic version of that “roster” view still remained
on Gajim’s account page for contact management purposes. In Gajim 2.0,
all contact management actions are bundled in a new “Manage Contact
List” window. The old “Synchronize Accounts” window has been
integrated there as well.  Spam Fighting Tools
With a growing community, the chance of witnessing spam
increases. While the XMPP community develops measures to suppress spam
effectively on the server level, clients can offer tools to assist
moderators. Gajim now provides moderators with an improved voice
request management and with an action to moderate all messages of a
spammer at once.  Jingle File Transfer and Audio/Video Calls
Both Gajim’s Jingle File Transfer (direct peer-to-peer file transfers)
and audio/video call implementations haven’t seen a maintainer for a
long time. This lack of maintenance lead to what is called “bit-rot”
in tech jargon, meaning these features stopped working properly over
time. We decided to hide and disable both features until they have
been reimplemented properly. File transfers via HTTP Upload (through
your provider’s server) are of course still available.

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*: recursive bump for jpeg -> libjpeg-turbo switch

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Fix for setuptools>=78

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*: recursive bump for icu 77 and libxml2 2.14