python-pikepdf-9.4.2-bp160.1.14

- update to 9.4.2:
  * Internal type assertion error messages from qpdf that previously
    triggered a RuntimeError will now raise a PdfError. Generally
    these errors only occur in corrupted files.
  * When we are updating XMP in the processing of saving, errors
    from updating XML are wrapped differently to clarify the
    context in which the error occurs.
  * Fixed a process abort in JBIG2 handling related to cleanup of
    Python objects owned by C++ code.
  * Fixed inconsistent behavior when setting metadata records to an
    empty value.  :issue:`622`
  * Added missing Python 3.13 wheels for a few platforms that were
    missing them, mainly ARM Linux, musllinux/Alpine, and Windows.
  * Since Homebrew has ended support for macOS 12, macOS 13 is now
    the minimum requirement for Intel macOS.
  * Suppressed some spurious warnings during build tests.
  * Integrated OSS Fuzz.
  * Prevented generation of PDF date strings with invalid trailing
    apostrophes, while still accepting them.
  * Improved error message on parsing invalid date strings.
  * Dropped support for Python 3.8 (end of life October 2024).
  * Fixed some inconsistencies with the pikepdf.Rectangle class.
  * Python 3.13 with free-threading added to test matrix.
  * Removed wheel package as build requirement since modern packing
    no longer needs it.
  * Updated C++/Python exception translation to new pybind11
    2.12.0+ protocol, fixing possible undefined behavior in
    multithreaded applications.
  * pybind11 2.12.0 is now required.
  * qpdf 11.9.1 is now used to build wheels.
  * Modernized copyright information to REUSE.toml specification.
  * Added a new test file for a rare case, CCITT with EndOfLine=True.
  * Fixed handling of CalRGB and CalGray images with palettes.
  * Fixed a test suite failure when numpy 2.1 is installed. :issue:`603`
  * Prevented use of setuptools 72+ since it seems to introduce build errors.
  * Added a missing #include header. :issue:`600`
  * Fixed an issue where small floating point values would be recorded in
    scientific notation, contrary to the PDF specification. :issue:`598`
  * Fixed some false positive warnings on Windows C++ compilers.
  * Improved support for Python 3.13 pre-release.
  * Fixed a potential resource leak if we opened a file to read it
    as a PDF but it was not a valid PDF.
  * When overwriting an existing PDF with ``Pdf.save()``, pikepdf
    now attempts to retain the original file permissions and
    ownership.
  * Fixed missing return type for PageList.Extend. :issue:`592`

- update to 8.15.1:
  * Reformat with ruff.
  * Various updates to build procedures and wheel generation

- update to 8.15.0:
  * Rebuild wheels with QPDF 11.9.0.
  * Relaxed dependency requirements on lxml, now that that project
    is publishing wheels for less common platforms again.

- update to 8.14.0:
  * Added QPDF_FUTURE environment variable for compile time testing
    of new QPDF features.
  * Added new code to suppress console window from appearing on
    Windows in some situations when decoding JBIG2.
  * Updated GitHub Actions versions.

- update to 8.13.0:
  * Enabled PyPy 3.10 support.
  * Rebuilt wheels with QPDF 11.8.0.
  * Improved test coverage slightly.
  * Minor performance improvement when using file streams.
  * Minor update to metadata documentation.

- remove unneeded ipython buildrequires

- update to 8.11.2:
  * Fixed handling of XMP metadata when metadata contains objects
    in a default namespace.
  * Replaced all relative imports with absolute imports.
  * Rebuilt with QPDF 11.7.0.
  * Added support for setting page boxes to a rectangle directly,
    e.g. ``page.mediabox = rectangle`` - previously rectangle had
    to manually converted to an array.
  * Fixed rendering of PDF and individual pages in Jupyter/IPython.
    Newer versions of these tools are now pickier about what types
    of data they render, and don't render PDFs directly; we now
    provide SVG which works well. Requires installation of MuPDF
    as before.
  * Fixed rendering of inline images in Jupyter/IPython, which was
    not implemented.
  * Fixed build process to use new artifacts v4 actions on GitHub.

- update to 8.10.1:
  * Rebuilt with QPDF 11.6.4.
  * Replaced use of a custom C++ logger with sharing QPDF's.
    It is still relayed to the Python logger.
  * Added a simpler API for adding attachments from bytes data.
  * Deprecated use of Object.parse(str) in favor of
    Object.parse(bytes).

- Update to 8.9.0
  - Overhauled documentation. Previously the documentation could only
    be generated in an environment where pikepdf was compiled and installed,
    since generating the final result depended on executing pikepdf.
    Now, these dynamic features are removed and the documentation is static.
    All documentation that was defined in C++ has been pulled out and defined
    in Python stub files instead, which means compiled binaries are no longer
    needed to access documentation. This change simplifies the generation of
    documentation and makes it easier for IDEs to look up function signatures.
  - Similarly, typing is now defined only in Python stub files.
- Update to 8.8.0
  - Added new pikepdf.canvas module with rudimentary content stream creation functions.
- Update to 8.7.1
  - Fixed pikepdf.Matrix.rotated() so it now rotates in the advertised direction.
- Update to 8.7.0
  - pikepdf.PdfMatrix is now deprecated, in favor of pikepdf.Matrix.
    The former, unfortunately, implemented some operations backwards
    compared to the PDF reference manual. The new class fixes these issues,
    and adds more functionality, promoting transformation matrix to first class objects.
    PdfMatrix is now deprecated and will be removed in the next major release.
  - Improve behavior around truthiness of pikepdf.Name.
- Update to 8.6.0
  - Implemented Page.artbox and Page.bleedbox to access these page dimension boxes.
- Update to 8.5.3
  - Fixed exception on certain PdfImage.__repr__ when the image's mode was invalid.
  - Fixed some minor issues that caused code coverage to miss some covered lines.
  - Removed some unused code.

- update to 8.9.0
  * Overhauled documentation
  * Added new pikepdf.canvas module with rudimentary content stream creation functions
  * Fixed pikepdf.Matrix.rotated() so it now rotates in the advertised direction
  * pikepdf.PdfMatrix is now deprecated, in favor of pikepdf.Matrix
  * Improve behavior around truthiness of pikepdf.Name
  * Implemented Page.artbox and Page.bleedbox to access these page dimension boxes
  * Fixed exception on certain PdfImage.__repr__ when the image’s mode was invalid
  * Fixed some minor issues that caused code coverage to miss some covered lines

- Do not pull in python2 package on py3 only software

- Disable test on Leap 15.4

- Update to version 2.12.1
  * Fixed documentation typo and updated precommit settings.
  * Ongoing improvements to code coverage: now related to image
    handling.
- Update to version 2.12.0
  * Complete bindings for ``pikepdf.Annotation`` (useful for
    interpreting PDF form widgets, comments, etc.)
  * Ongoing improvements to code coverage: minor bug fixes,
    unreachable code removal, more coverage.
- Update to version 2.11.4
  * Fix issue #160, 'Tried to call pure virtual function
    "TokenFilter::handle_token"'; this was a Python/C++
    reference counting problem.
- Update to version 2.11.3
  * Check for versions of jbig2dec that are too old to be
    supported (lacking the necessary command line arguments to
    extract an image from a PDF).
  * Fix setup.py typo: cmd_class changed to cmdclass.

- Update to version 2.11.2
  * Added missing documentation for ``Pdf.is_encrypted``.
- Update to version 2.11.1
  * Fixed an issue with ``Object.emplace()`` not retaining the
    original object's /Parent.

- Update to version 2.11.0
  * Add new functions: Pdf.generate_appearance_streams and
    Pdf.flatten_annotations, to support common work with PDF forms.
- Update to version 2.10.0
  * Fixed a XML External Entity (XXE) processing vulnerability in
    PDF XMP metadata parsing (CVE-2021-29421)
  * Bind new functions to check, when a PDF is opened, whether
    the password used to open the PDF matched the owner password,
    user password, or both: Pdf.user_password_matched and
    Pdf.owner_password_matched.
- Update to version 2.9.2
  * Further expansion of test coverage of several functions, and
    minor bug fixes along the way.
  * Improve parameter validation for some outline-related functions.
  * Fixed overloaded __repr__ functions in _methods.py not being
    applied.
- Update to version 2.9.1
  * Fixed function signatures for _repr_mimebundle_ functions to
    match IPython's spec.
  * Fixed some error messages regarding attempts to do strange
    things with pikepdf.Name, like pikepdf.Name.Foo = 3.
  * Eliminated code to handle an exception that provably does not
    occur.
- Update to version 2.9.0
  * We now issue a warning when attempting to use pikepdf.open
    on a bytes object where it could be either a PDF loaded into
    memory or a filename.
  * pikepdf.Page.label will now return the "ordinary" page number
    if no special rules for pages are defined.
  * Many improvements to tests and test coverage.
  * An obsolete private function Object._roundtrip was removed.

- Update to version 2.8.0
  * Fixed an issue with extracting data from images that had their
    DecodeParms structured as a list of dictionaries.
  * Fixed an issue where a dangling stream object is created if we
    fail to create the requested stream dictionary.
  * Calling Dictionary() and Array() on objects which are already
    of that type returns a shallow copy rather than throwing an
    exception, in keeping with Python semantics.
- Update to version 2.7.0
  * Added an option to tell Pdf.save to recompress flate streams,
    and a global option to set the flate compression level. This
    option can be use to force the recompression of flate streams
    if they are not well compressed.
  * Fixed "TypeError: only pages can be inserted" when attempting
    to an insert an unowned page using QPDF 10.2.0 or later.
- Update to version 2.6.0
  * Rebuild wheels against QPDF 10.2.0.

- Add docs/*/*.rst to package contents
- Update to v2.5.2
  * See https://github.com/pikepdf/pikepdf/blob/master/docs/release_notes.rst

- Update pikepdf to 1.17.3
- Allow test_object.py to run in package spec

- Do not pull in python2 package on py3 only software

- Update to version 1.11.1
  * We now avoid creating an empty XMP metadata entry when files
    are saved.
  * Updated documentation to describe how to delete the document
    information dictionary.
- Update to version 1.11.0
  * Prevent creation of dictionaries with invalid names (not
    beginning with /).
  * Allow pikepdf's build to specify a qpdf source tree, allowing
    one to compile pikepdf against an unreleased/modified version
    of qpdf.
  * Improved behavior of pages.p() and pages.remove() when
    invalid parameters were given.
  * Fixed compatibility with libqpdf version 10.0.1, and build
    official wheels against this version.
  * Fixed compatibility with pytest 5.x.
  * Fixed the documentation build.
  * Fixed an issue with running tests in a non-Unicode locale.
  * Fixed a test that randomly failed due to a "deadline error".
  * Removed a possibly nonfree test file.
- Update to version 1.10.4
  * Rebuild Python wheels with newer version of libqpdf. Fixes
    problems with opening certain password-protected files (#87)

- version update to 1.10.3
  * Fixed ``isinstance(obj, pikepdf.Operator)`` not working. (#86)
  * Documentation updates.

- update to version 1.10.2
  * Fixed an issue where pages added from a foreign PDF were added as references
    rather than copies.
  * Documentation updates.

- Initial package, version 1.10.1