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graphics/graphviz: Reset maintainer

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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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*: rev bump for curl

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*: recursive bump for tiff growing lerc dependency

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revbump for poppler

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*: recursive bump for poppler 25.07.0
inkscape: fix build using upstream patches

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graphviz: updated to 12.2.1
12.2.1
Added
- Support for building the SWIG-generated R language bindings has been
  integrated into the CMake build system. This is controllable by the
  `-DENABLE_R={AUTO|ON|OFF}` option.
- A sandboxing wrapper, `dot_sandbox`, is now included with Graphviz. Users
  should prefer their platform’s native security solutions, but if nothing
  better is available this wrapper offers safe processing of untrusted inputs in
  some scenarios.
Changed
- JPEG images without an `APP0` leading segment are supported for use in `src`
  fields and friends. Previously Graphviz was overly strict with the types of
  JPEGs it would recognize.
Fixed
- The GVPR library program `depath` no longer acts on previously deleted nodes,
  causing unpredictable results.
- Void-typed function parameters (`int foo(void bar)`) and variables `void baz;`
  in GVPR are gracefully rejected.
- Input that induce a set node height but no set node width no longer crash with
  the failure “Assertion failed: `(r->boundary[i] <= \ 
r->boundary[NUMDIMS + i])`,
  function RTreeInsert”. It is typically not obvious to users when their input
  falls into this situation, hence why the assertion message is quoted here.
  This was a regression in Graphviz 12.0.0.
- Strings containing double quote characters preceded by escape sequences (e.g.
  `\n"`) are once again correctly escaped in dot or canonical output. This was a
  regression in Graphviz 9.0.0.
- `dot_builtins` no longer lists duplicate format options in its error messages.
- A precision error that resulted in truncated edge lines has been corrected.
  This was a regression in Graphviz 12.0.0.
- The xlib plugin (`-Tx11`) resets its initialization state during finalization.
  This fixes a rare scenario where multiple input graphs are supplied and
  initialization for one of the not-first graphs fails. In this scenario,
  finalization would be unaware of this failure and act on invalid state.

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