rawtherapee-5.12-bp160.3.1

- Update to 5.12
  - The Raw Black Points has a new option called Dehaze. It sets the black points to the minimum values in the image, which often has the effect of reducing haze.
  - Distortion Correction gained a de-fish feature that converts fisheye images into normal (rectilinear) images. It works best with the equidistant fisheye projection. The new Scale adjuster in Lens / Geometry allows manual scaling of the transformed image for when Auto-fill yields unsatisfactory results.
  - All images in a Canon RAW burst mode file are accessible. Previously, only the first 6 images were accessible.
  - A new tool called Gamut Compression applies the ACES (Academy Color Encoding System) Reference Gamut Compression operator to improve the look of highly-saturated colors and bring colors within a selectable gamut before applying other color-related tools offered by RawTherapee.
  - The Resize tool gained a framing feature that adds a decorative solid color border around the image before it is saved. Various sizing options allow great flexibility in adjusting the border thickness and image dimensions. To reflect the tool’s capabilities, it has been renamed to Resize & Framing.
  - Demosaiced floating-point DNGs are now supported.
  - The Abstract Profile tool has a new Contrast Enhancement feature that offers a simple way to add local contrast. It can be used to restore contrast lost due to the application of the abstract profile.
  - The Color appearance tool in Selective Editing gained several Tone Mapping Operators (formerly Highlight Attenuation & Levels) enhancements in Source Data Adjustments. The RGB channel Slope tone mapper (formerly Levels) has new options. There is a new Sigmoid based tone mapper.
  - More Sony lenses are recognized, improving the data displayed in the quick info overlay and enabling automatic profiled lens correction.
  - The Shadows/Highlights & Tone Equalizer tool in Selective Editing gained the Generalized Hyperbolic Stretch (GHS) global tone mapper. To reflect the tool’s new tone mapper, it has been renamed to Shadows/Highlights, Equalizer & GHS.
  - Added or improved support for cameras, raw formats and color profiles (not an exhaustive list because unconfirmed support is excluded):
  - Canon EOS R8 (DCP, black level in electronic shutter mode)
  - Fujifilm X-E4 (raw crop in electronic shutter mode)
  - Sony ILCE-7CR (pixel shift)
  - Sony ILCE-7M3 (black level)
  - Sony ILME-FX3 (black level when not using LibRaw)

- Fix build error for Leap 16.0 and change libraries to pkconfig
  definition for SUSE.

- Fix build error in by cleanup gcc requirements.

- Add libjxl and libraw to BuildRequires. Use system libraw and
  allow jxl import.
- Update to 5.11
- The path template for queue export supports more format
  specifiers, including dates and new path types. Additionally,
  there is a preview to show the path for the selected image.
- The maximum zoom for the editor is now configurable.
- Pseudo HiDPI is replaced by real HiDPI.
- The file browser has an option to show all images within
  subfolders too.
- The Use embedded option for the Input Profile is available for
  DNGs that have an embedded DCP.
- The Color appearance sub-tool in Selective Editing (formerly
  Local Adjustments) received various improvements, including
  simplification of the basic mode, addition of new tone mappers
  for Cam16, a black and white mode, and a highlight attenuation
  feature.
- The White balance Tint range is expanded.
- It is now possible to use Contrast by Detail Levels in Before
  Black-and-White mode while Color Appearance & Lighting is
  activated with CAM16.
- Ratings and color labels can be synchronized with XMPs.
- The Selective Editing tool received various improvements, such as
  a global mode for applying edits to the entire image uniformly,
  ΔE preview buttons for most sub-tools, and adjustable graduated
  filter feathering for each sub-tool.
- The EXIF modified date-time is now added to saved images.
- R wTherapee can now read 12-bit Panasonic raw files encoded in the
  v6 format, such as those from the DC-GH5M2.
- RawTherapee can now read Panasonic raw files encoded in the v8
  format, such as those from the DC-GH6, DC-S5M2, and DC-S5M2X.
- RawTherapee can now read Fujifilm lossy-compressed raw files.
- JPEG XL images can now be opened.
- There is a new option to use lens corrections from the file me
  adata. It works for compatible raw images from Fujifilm, Olympus /
  OM Digital Solutions (distortion and chromatic aberration
  corrections only), and Sony. Corrections embedded in DNGs can also
  be used.
- RawTherapee can leverage LibRaw (enabled by default) to read
  raw images. It adds the ability to read additional raw formats,
  such as Sony lossless compression, and improved support for some
  cameras.
- Added or improved support for cameras, raw formats and color
  profiles (not including LibRaw and color matrices for dcraw):
  FUJIFILM GFX 100 (PDAF lines filter), FUJIFILM GFX 100S (DCP, PDAF
  lines filter), FUJIFILM GFX 100 II (PDAF lines filter), Fujifilm
  X-H2S, Nikon Z 8 (DCP), Nikon Z 9 (DCP), Nikon Z f (DCP), OM
  Digital Solutions TG-7, Panasonic DC-G9M2, Panasonic DC-GH5M2,
  Panasonic DC-GH6, Panasonic DC-S5M2, Panasonic DC-S5M2X, Sony
  ILCE-1 (Pixel shift), Sony ILCE-6700, Sony ILCE-7CR (PDAF lines
  filter), Sony ILCE-7RM4 (PDAF lines filter), Sony ILCE-7RM5 (PDAF
  lines filter), SONY ILCE-9M3

- Remove 6670.patch -- fixed upstream
- Update to 5.10
- Multiple custom external editors can be added and the external
  editor can be chosen in the Editor tab.
- The Favorites tab can be configured in Preferences. An option to
  display Favorite tools in their original location has been added.
- Metadata is now handled by Exiv2. CR3 metadata is supported.
- When saving images in the TIFF file format, there is a new option
  to use the BigTIFF format.
- The DCP and LCP file paths saved to processing profiles have
  better interoperability between Windows and Linux, and between
  different computers.
- The Tone Equalizer in Local Adjustments is now also available
  in the Exposure tab. They have a new Pivot adjuster to shift the
  range of affected tones. The Tone Equalizer in the Exposure tab
  can display a tonal map for visualizing the tones.
- The ICC profiles in the user configuration directory are
  recognized.
- The language selection in Preferences now show all language names
  in their own language.
- The Lensfun database directory can be changed in Preferences.
- The color pickers in Film Negative (Color tab) now have
  adjustable size.
- Dynamic Profile Rules now has a File path filter.
- The context menu for images (File Browser tab) received a new
  option to sort images by name, date, rank, color label, or EXIF.
- The Flat-Field tool (Raw tab) has a new From Metadata option for
  applying DNG gain maps.
- Temporary files generated by the external editor feature now have
  more private file permissions.
- The Color Appearance & Lighting tool (Advanced tab) received
  various improvements.
- The Abstract Profile in the Color Management tool (Color tab)
  received a Gamut control option.
- The L*a*b* Adjustments (Exposure tab) and Local Adjustments
  (Local tab) tools received improvements to the Avoid color shift
  option.
- The Highlight reconstruction in the Exposure tool (Exposure
  tab) has a new Inpaint Opposed method that usually offers
  better reconstructed details than the Blend method and higher
  reliability compared to the Color Propagation method.
- The Temperature correlation automatic white balance method in the
  White Balance tool (Color tab) received various improvements.
- The Denoise section of the Blur/Grain & Denoise tool in Local
  Adjustments (Local tab) has an improved interface.
- Raw files from OM Digital Solutions cameras are supported.
- The Dynamic Range Compression tool in the Exposure tab and in
  Local Adjustments (Local tab) has improved behavior. The tool in
  Local Adjustments received a Saturation control option.
- The default value for the Show additional settings option for
  new spots in Local Adjustments (Local tab) is now linked to the
  Default complexity for Local Adjustments set in Preferences.
- Added or improved support for many cameras and raw formats.