python-python-cjson-1.2.1-bp153.1.18

- Fix build without python2

- Trim encyclopedic JSON report from description.

- Rename package from python-cjson to python-python-cjson
- Add Python 3 support using py3.patch
- Update to v1.2.1
  * Updated project homepage
- from v1.2.0
  * Implemented recursion limit check for encoding/decoding arrays and objects
  * Updated copyright years and stripped licensing info from source code
- from v1.1.0
  * Use repr instead of str when encoding floats to preserve full preicision
  * Fixed windows compilation problem introduced in 1.0.5
  * Fixed float write test to work with latest high precision float encoding
  * Fixed some list/dict decoding bugs. Use a state machine for decoding them.
  * Improved decoding speed by using PyString_GET_SIZE instead of strlen
  * Integrate modified 0001-fix-for-CVE-2010-1666 patch from Debian

- build for openSUSE

- Update to 1.0.5
  - Check if module initialization failed.
  - Removed useless checks on module initialization.
  - Added __version__ attribute to the cjson module.
  - Call Py_INCREF before calling PyModule_AddObject.
- Changes in version 1.0.4
  - Added licensing information.
  - Fixed issue with decrementing a string reference too early
    (Edouard Hinard <edouard.hinard@orange-ftgroup.com>).
  - Fixed 64-bit portability problems (based on a modified version of a
    patch by David Rushby <davidrushby@yahoo.com>).
  - Fixed issue with not returning NULL after setting the OverflowError
    when encoded strings would be too big.
  - Fixed 2 potential buffer overflow errors when encoding string/unicode
    (thanks to Ofer Faigon <ofer3@bitformation.com> for pointing them out).
  - About 10% speed improvement when encoding/decoding string/unicode.

- Update to 1.0.3x6
  - Fixed segmentation fault
    Fixed a rare, but reproducible segmentation fault when decoding specially
    crafted unicode strings. Bug reported by: Liu Cougar - China

- Initial release