This commit:

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libxml2\
/-/commit/dff686883c8a1cb1294d7ddc3190d3ad29ebd1f8

disabled the creation of static libraries by default.

This changes the default behavior, so we re-enable it.

This commit:

https://github.com/libarchive/libarchive\
/pull/1723/commits/a83f3d327aefe8d628230f326621b014d82f55b4

is bullshit. BEGONE!

This is upstream mistserver plus a handful of patches
to support mbedTLS 3.x. See #991 for more information.

Grows a dependency on libsrtp-dev (new package).

Concurrency is capped at 2 threads to avoid race conditions
until someone figures out why the build scripts are racy.

Tests are kneecapped until someone figures out how to fix.

The behavior of 'cp -n' (and others) changed in coreutils 9.2;
we bumped to it in 3a2b5420.

See also: https://bugs.gnu.org/62572

Relbump because of the previous non-deterministic glob, whereas
this commit will reliably sort candidate fonts before copying.

This commit reverts a commit in gnulib in coreutils that caused a
functional change between coreutils { 9.1 --> 9.2 }.

tl;dr:

  * on some systems, `(cd //tmp && /bin/pwd)` may return '/tmp' or
    '//tmp' depending on several factors; this is generally OK

  * in a musl-based Adélie environment, we identified a change in
    this behavior between coreutils updates during testing

  * the functional change was bisected to coreutils commit
    d42e4e9191abb818fc0e28507085a3945eed1477, which itself bumps
    the gnulib submodule, and is unrelated to coreutils itself

  * gnulib commit 356a414e8c15ef3f8cc7b7157427c8ce9a9f7c1b has been
    identified as the culprit for this functional change

See #987 for more information.

Upstream commit acf0ce9e9b0bcd73d39f599a53e9924ba74c13c1
introduced a new test, s55.c, which fails on x86_64, but
passes on aarch64 and ppc64. 32-bit targets not tested.

As this is not a regression, disable the test to unblock
progress toward RC3. We can evaluate the correctness of
the test, and whether there is an actual bug, later.

Commit 5d9ffc28 bumped grep from
3.7 to 3.10, and 3.8 introduced warnings for use of egrep/fgrep,
which were deprecated in 2.5.3 from 2007.

These warnings cause zsh test diffs to fail.

Patch the tests to avoid deprecated behavior.

See also: #976.

Commit 5d9ffc28 bumped grep from
3.7 to 3.10, and in 3.8 they started warning on stray backslashes,
so we didn't catch this until now.

Also reconfigure all eight architectures for oldconfig.

Dots in usernames made it upstream.