sequoia-octopus-librnp-1.10.0-bp160.1.7

- update to 1.10.0
  * Notable fixes
  - We now properly destroy background threads when a library context
    is freed.  Previously, this lead to thread and resource leaks for
    the ephemeral contexts created by Thunderbird.
  * Notable changes
  - If we don't support the RNP API version that Thunderbird
    requires, we now print a log message to stderr, which should be
    easier to discover than the message Thunderbird writes to the
    error console.
  - We use a more compact time representation in log messages now.
  * New functionality
  - rnp_dearmor

- update to 1.9.0+git.13.g03113af
  - make it compatible with current Thunderbird

- update to 1.9.0
  - no upstream changelog

- added _constraints

- update to 1.8.1
  - Update dependencies.

- update to 1.8.0
  - Implement rnp_signature_get_features
  - Update dependencies.

- update to 1.7.0 (changelog extracted from git history)
  - Implement rnp_dump_packets_to_output.
  - Update h2 to fix RUSTSEC-2024-0003.
  - Update zerocopy to fix RUSTSEC-2023-0074.
  - Update shlex to fix RUSTSEC-2024-0006.
  - Fix password callback's key argument.
    Previously we passed a pointer to an openpgp::Cert to it, which
    makes no sense whatsoever, and we got away with that because
    Thunderbird didn't use it. That changed with
    https://hg.mozilla.org/comm-central/rev/23ca5f76f6339cc9a7949737204db36d27f0fd33
    which uses a callback to discover which key needs to be unlocked
    to decrypt a message, then asks for the password outside of the
    callback context, then retries the decryption operation. This new
    callback asks for the passed key's fingerprint, which fails
    because we used to pass NULL there a lot.
  - Bump all dependencies.
- cargo_audit is now part of cargo_vendor

- update to 1.6.1
  - no upstream changelog

- update to 1.6.0
  - no upstream changelog

- update 1.5.0
  - Fix support for Thunderbird 102.7 (fixes #83).
  - Use sequoia-wot to calculate acceptance, based on trust-roots defined in
    GnuPG.
  - Filter out revoked and unsupported subkeys.
  - Misc fixes.