fmt-10-10.2.1-bp160.1.13

- Update to release 10.2.1
  * Restore symbol write_console(std::FILE* f, string_view text)

- Update to release 10.2
  * Added support for the %j specifier (the number of days) for
    std::chrono::duration.
  * Added support for the chrono suffix for days and changed the
    suffix for minutes from "m" to the correct "min".

- Update to release 10.1.1
  * Added formatters for std::atomic and atomic_flag.
  * Fixed an error about partial specialization of
    formatter<string> after instantiation (GCC, C++20 mode).
  * Made fmt::to_string work with types that have format_as
    overloads.
  * Made formatted_size work with integral format specifiers at
    compile time.

- Update to release 10.1
  * Optimized format string compilation resulting in up to 40%
    speed up in compiled format_to and ~4x speed up in compiled
    format_to_n on a concatenation benchmark.

- Update to release 10
  * New floating-point formatting algorithm for given precision.
    The new algorithm is based on Dragonbox.
  * Replaced snprintf-based hex float formatter with an internal
    implementation.
  * Made format_as work with any user-defined type and not just
    enums.
  * Removed deprecated implicit conversions for enums and
    conversions to primitive types for compatibility with
    std::format and to prevent potential ODR violations. Use
    format_as instead.
  * Implemented formatting of subseconds.
  * Added formatters for std::priority_queue, std::queue,
    std::stack, std;:optional.

- Use -ffloat-store as a fix for excessive precision provided
  by X87 on i686 target (https://github.com/fmtlib/fmt/issues/3337).

- Update to release 9.1
  * fmt::formatted_size now works at compile time
  * Fixed handling of invalid UTF-8 (#3038)
  * Improved Unicode support in ostream overloads of print
  * Added support for wide streams to fmt::streamed
  * Added the n specifier that disables the output of delimiters
  when formatting ranges (#2981)
- Delete 0001-Fix-large-shift-in-uint128_fallback.patch
  0002-Use-FMT_USE_FLOAT128-instead-of-__SIZEOF_FLOAT128__.patch
  0001-Make-sure-the-correct-fmod-overload-is-called.patch (merged)

- Update to release 9
  * Switched to the internal floating point formatter for all
    decimal presentation formats. In particular this results in
    consistent rounding on all platforms and removing the
    s[n]printf fallback for decimal FP formatting.
  * Compile-time floating point formatting no longer requires the
    header-only mode.
  * Disabled automatic std::ostream insertion operator
    (operator<<) discovery when fmt/ostream.h is included to
    prevent ODR violations. You can get the old behavior by
    defining FMT_DEPRECATED_OSTREAM.
  * Added fmt::ostream_formatter that can be used to write
    formatter specializations that perform formatting via
    std::ostream.
  * Added the fmt::streamed function that takes an object and
    formats it via std::ostream.
  * Added experimental std::variant formatting support.
  * Added experimental std::filesystem::path formatting support.
  * Added a std::thread::id formatter to fmt/std.h.
  * Added support for nested specifiers to range formatting.
- Add 0001-Fix-large-shift-in-uint128_fallback.patch
  0002-Use-FMT_USE_FLOAT128-instead-of-__SIZEOF_FLOAT128__.patch
  0001-Make-sure-the-correct-fmod-overload-is-called.patch

- Replace obsolete macro %make_jobs by %cmake_build

- Update to version 8.1.1
  * Restored ABI compatibility with version 8.0.x
  * Fixed chrono formatting on big-endian systems