- 13.2 released

- Updated vendored six.py to 1.16.0 so it's possible to manage nodes
  running python 3.12 (closes: #49182)

- Revived the package (no code changes). It's useful, and it has been deleted
  due to a bogus compiler warning:
  error: 'stlink_open_usb' accessing 64 bytes in a region of size 28 [-Werror=stringop-overflow=]
  This warning is a false positive. GCC 11, 12 are known to produce a lot of
  false positives with `-Wstringop-overflow`. As a result Linux (the kernel)
  disables `-Wstringop-overflow` when compiling with GCC 11, see the commit
  a5e0ace04fbf56c17 `init: Kconfig: Disable -Wstringop-overflow for GCC-11`.
  With GCC 13 `-Wstringop-overflow` is much better, so the (same) code
  compiles (and runs) just fine.

- GCC:
  + Use gcc-source 13.2.1.0.21.d99aee70bd7-20230729 from sisyphus_loongarch64.
    This includes LoongArch SIMD patches from
    https://github.com/loongson/gcc.git
    branch loongarch-gcc-vector
    commit 14ecbfa78ebdd9c8921517ed4354e64e96cda564
- spec: ship compressed sources in src.rpm (take less space when building)

- Initial build

- binutils: updated to version 2.41. Required for SIMD and virtualization support.

- v0.11.3, amongst other things
  + Fixed crash on missing access rights for TyT devices
  + Fixed encoding for AnyTone devices (programmable keys, mic gain, etc)

- Initial build for ALT Sisyphus.

- GCC: updated to release 13.1.0
- GCC: don't package libssp any more
- GCC: enabled default-pie on 64-bit architectures
- Use kernel-source package instead of shipping the kernel tarball in src.rpm

- glibc: updated to upstream release 2.37
- GCC: updated to upstream snapshot 20230312

- v5.19 -> v6.0.

- Moved GCC target libraries to a noarch subpackage to avoid spurious
  'bad ELF symbols' errors.
- Added spec bits from loongarch64 cross-toolchain
- Updated aarch64/arm-linux-gnueabihf spec

- Backported qemu-user for loongarch64 target to p10

- Moved GCC target libraries to a noarch subpackage to avoid spurious
  'bad ELF symbols' errors.

- v0.11.2, amongst other things
  + BTECH DMR-6X2UV support
  + Call-sign DB for BTECH DM-1701, Retevis RT-84

- Initial build

- Updated to 6.1
- https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.git rpi-6.1.y 0a4f128460cf07f865a59daa6468de8e37985b45
- Baikal-M support git.alt/people/asheplyakov/linux.git commit 2961a8f1be9d47f4ce2e5e662f880c78e3afca93

- Updated to 6.0.2
- https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.git rpi-6.0.y commit 45681bb2eec45e87e4907348e04cb151595a5dcd
- Baikal-M support git.alt/people/asheplyakov/linux.git commit d7ce44a27cf36dfbfe5dde1d4abda71b97d3ecf7

- Updated to 5.15.73
- https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.git rpi-5.15.y commit ab70db591ba6a3688192e773e967cd5015a693a8
- AQBM1000: realtek phy leds configuration via device tree

- Updated to 5.15.70
- https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.git rpi-5.15.y commit b5fb803e192afa566351481edf03bb44b56d48e7

- Repaired IP based access control (Closes: #42251)
- Added systemd unit file (Closes: #40669)
- Improved --allow-private, see https://github.com/distcc/distcc/pull/451
- Removed clients.allow, commands.allow.sh: these have never ever worked
- Avoid infinite loop when DISTCC_BACKOFF is disabled, see
  https://github.com/distcc/distcc/issues/434
- Refuse to distribute files with the `.incbin` assembler directive, see
  https://github.com/distcc/distcc/pull/461

- Bundled single-file dependencies (rfc6555, selectors2)

- Use slow 2-stage bootstrap to avoid a build failure with GCC 12

- Updated to 5.18.7
- https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.git rpi-5.18.y commit 66742fe5d8a4ecd489f11aa315b6530c32eb126b
- Baikal-M support git.alt/people/asheplyakov/linux.git commit 1adbc886c19b040851abd3975e8f45839e4207c0
- Baikal-M: added PCI-E driver for "new" (SDK-M 5.5) firmware
- Baikal-M: preliminary support of SDK-M 5.5 firmware
- Build with GCC 10 to avoid spurious build failures

- Updated to 5.15.48
- https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.git rpi-5.15.y commit b0a1e3b995b7d3161a7414dc5fc6d59ae44d910c
- Baikal-M: added PCI-E driver for boards with new firmware (SDK-M 5.5)
- Build with GCC 10 to avoid spurious build failures (staging WiFi drivers and others)

- Initial build

- Updated to 5.15.36
- https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.git rpi-5.15.y commit 9bc1ec59bd8db07e41067717aeea2749314ec801
- Restored legacy_cursor_update for Xorg (closes: #42604)
  Note: "legacy_cursor_update hack" has been removed by rpi-5.15.y commit 575197eedf2aae854cb1ce14882e0b910a382737

- Enabled SIMD-optimized decoding on aarch64 (Closes: #41915)

- Updated to 2021.12 (closes: #42554)

- new version 4.6
- in particular solves .incbin false positive

- Updated to 5.15.28
- https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux.git rpi-5.15.y commit 53c0d5c6893c940cb762d3a474103706b1e5e383
- Baikal-M: HD audio support
- Baikal-M: new supported boards: et101 (Elpitech), AQBM1000 (Aquarius)

- Fixed HTTP boot when server sent more headers after Content-Length (closes: #41072)

- Build ARM64 UEFI images

- panfrost: avoid NULL dereference in preload path (related: #41056)
- panfrost: fix null deref when no color buffer is attached (closes: #41056)

- Avoid breaking whenever GCC, binutils, or glibc gets updated

- Avoid circular dependencies between distcc and distcc-server