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   Re-enable online/multiplayer for beyond-all-reason. The desync issues
   have disappeared with the recent fixes (thanks to great work with
   upstream from fabien@!). To re-enable, the launch script needs to
   re-add the server address to chobby_config.json AND also update a
   secondary file (IGL_data.lua). Solution by fabien@. Tested by me with
   spectating active online matches.

   Add hidden dependency on py3-sphinx which is picked up if present to
   build manpages. Also fix the man page dir and update PLIST. Problem
   found by aja@ in a bulk build.

   update to v25.01.2, by Josh Grosse - thanks!

   With the patch to use ogg-vorbis, sdl2-mixer dlopen's libvorbis. So
   add this missing dependency. Identified and reported by martijn@ -
   thanks!

   fix build with sdl2-mixer 2.8.1 update by including SDL_mixer.h where
   it is used

   ok kirby@ (maintainer) tb@

   update to sdl2-image 2.8.5, a stable bugfix release

   +freeciv21

   import freeciv21, ok kmos@

   DESCR:
   Freeciv21 is a free open source turn-based empire-building 4x strategy game, in
   which each player becomes the leader of a civilization. You compete against
   several opponents to build cities and use them to support a military and an
   economy. Players strive to complete an empire that survives all encounters with
   its neighbors to emerge victorious. Play begins at the dawn of history in 4,000
   BCE.

   Freeciv21 takes its roots in the well-known FOSS game Freeciv and extends it for
   more fun, with a revived focus on competitive multiplayer environments. Players
   can choose from over 500 nations and can play against the computer or other
   people in an active online community.

   The code is maintained by the team over at Longturn.net and is based on the QT
   framework. The game supports both hex and square tiles and is easily modified to
   create custom rules.

   update to sdl2-mixer 2.8.1, a stable bugfix release

   update powder toy to 99.2.382

   update fheroes2 to 1.1.6

   update to novelwriter 2.6.3

   update to SDL 2.32.0, another stable bugfix release

   remove quirks for haxe which has been re-enabled

   Enable haxe again which now uses opam-module(5) for dependencies. With
   help from chrisz@ and semarie@, ok semarie

   Update to latest recoil release 2025.01.6. Also add
   CXXFLAGS+=-ffp-exception-behavior=strict to prevent desyncs with !OpenBSD
   parties in multiplayer. The hard work on this was done by fabien@

   use ogg-vorbis instead of ogg-stb backend; enables playing music with upcoming ports stratagus/wargus/war1gus; from martijn@

   fix to build fs2open with llvm19, from tb@! Tested with llvm/clang 16 and also works prior to updating llvm.

   fix for llvm19 from tb@, build-tested on -current

   update to Powder Toy 99.1.380

   update to stable bugfix release 2.30.11

   fix namespace for vulkan 1.4 update. By lucas@ (maintainer)

   Update vulkan ports to latest sdk 1.4.304.0. Survived a bulk build with
   separate fixes applied to emulators/snes9x and games/fs2open.

   disable vulkan renderer which is not (yet) ready for vulkan 1.4 API.

   update gemrb to 0.9.4.

   Works fine in EN/US version. Per kirby@ there appear to be issues with save
   menu when using unofficial RU translation. Still ok kirby@ to update to the
   latest version.

   update to 0.28.2 from maintainer Lucas de Sena

   Update to recoil-rts 2025.01.5.

   This is a new versioning scheme, simplifying Makefile somewhat. Includes some
   patches replacing std::format with fmt::format because the former is not yet
   (fully) supported in our clang/llvm. Some machines (like amdgpu "ATI Phoenix"
   might need to run with '-safemode' to avoid hang while launching scenario.
   This was not present on testing on an "ATI Navi 21" system by armani@ (with
   slightly earlier version 2025.01.3).

   Change (github) tagnames containing '/' to replace slash with '-', as
   done for GH_* already. Original idea from sthen@. Draft from me and
   fixed by tb@ and survived a bulk. ok tb@ sthen@

   +exult

   import games/exult; ok volker@

   DESCR:
   As computers evolve, we risk losing classic games from the not-so-distant past.
   One of these, Ultima VII, a two part RPG from the early 1990's, still has a huge
   following, and many consider it to be one of the most immersive games ever
   produced. Exult is a project to recreate Ultima VII for modern operating
   systems, using the game's original plot, data, and graphics files.