surfraw-2.3.0-bp157.1.1

- specfile cleaned
  * remove redefinition of libdir
  * fix elvis location
  * remove uneeded build dependencies
  * use only xdg to define browser
- pkg meta changed to ensure neutrality of description

- Ensure neutrality of description.

- Updated to 2.3.0
  * Source moved to https://gitlab.com/surfraw/Surfraw
  * All elvi now use HTTPS
  * Elvi for sites that don't work with HTTPS have left the building
  * Select Perl version at buildtime (Mark Meyer)
  * Remove lynx-cur (closes #882286)
  * Sundry bug fixes, new hacking style guide and other goodness

- Updated to 2.2.9. Too many changes since 2.2.4,
  see http://surfraw.alioth.debian.org
  * Specfile cleaned
  * opensearch disabled in configure to remove dependencies to perl-WWW-OpenSearch
  packages (devel:languages:perl repo required otherwise).

- use firefox instead of xdg-open for graphical browsing on < 10.2 (and SLE),
  as those versions don't ship xdg-open
- update to 2.2.4:
  * new search tools were added: ntrs (NASA Tech Reports), scicom (Scientific
    Commons), springer (journals and books), urban (Urban Dictionary), and aur
    (ArchLinux User Repository)
  * the excite, cite, and amazon tools were fixed

- update to 2.2.3:
  * surfraw now defaults to graphical mode; the surfraw(1) man page explains
    how to change the default back
  * default browsers are now detected during build; to override this, use the
  - -with-text-browser=BROWSER --with-graphical-browser=BROWSER options of
    the ./configure script
  * new search tools were added: genportage
  * various small fixes were made

- new package

- Make surfraw independent from htdig (remove woffle subpackage)
  as htdig does not seem to be maintained anymore

- Add reproducible.patch to override build date (boo#1047218)

- Create subpackages for opensearch and woffle as they have
  different dependencies, with opensearch disabled due to
  dependencies not in factory
- Fix elvi phpdoc which wasnt executable
- Add missing dependencies
- Activate the tests.  While they mostly fail due to no internet,
  they are useful to spot missing dependencies.
- Remove two elvi which depend on apt-cache, suited for Debian systems
- Remove /etc/xdg from directories owned by this package
- Add test-show-failing-url.patch for debugging purpose