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This package was shipping 1 newer commit than the last release, but the
commit itself did nothing useful for us. So, let's switch back to the
release version. Besides the pkgver was using a weird date notation
anyways, this prevents confusion.

Also ship a single patch which fixes the version provided in the
Makefile

A big part of the 1.2.x upgrade was relicensing from partial (and
incorrect) LGPL to Apache-2.0. Let's reflect that in our packaging

Also modernize while we're at it:
- add missing indents
- move to pytest for check function
- remove use of _pkgname
- stop renaming the source tarball and instead download correct name
  directly from upstream

Analogously to pulse and jack.

For the reference, Fedora does the same.

This frees pipewire package from 6 dependencies and saves ~4 MiB for
the users that don't need them.

- libvorbis (900 kiB)
- libsndfile (700 kiB)
- flac (600 kiB)
- ncurses-libs (500 kiB)
- opus (390 kiB)
- libogg (50 kiB)

pipewire-tools 600 kiB
pipewire-spa-tools 350 kiB

For the reference, Fedora also splits tools (but all of them in single
package pipewire-utils; note that PipeWire calls them tools, not utils).

ffmpeg plugin depends on ffmpeg-libs that is a huge package with
dozens of subpackages.

It's interesting that Fedora, Debian and even Arch Linux don't
provide ffmpeg SPA plugin at all. I cannot find why though.

Not everyone use Bluetooth audio devices.
This frees the pipewire package from 6 dependencies and saves ~1.8 MiB.

- fdk-aac (1 MiB)
- bluez-libs (200 kiB)
- libusb (110 kiB)
- libldac (80 kiB)
- libfreeaptx (40 kiB)
- sbc (50 kiB)

pipewire-spa-bluez 400 kiB

Alpine is using pipewire.conf to start components, but this is
apparently not supported upstream. And it leads to strange issues when
the component doesn't actually exist:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/issues/1527)

The launcher will now run pipewire-media-session after starting
pipewire, and *only* start pipewire-pulse if the config exists for it..
rather than use pipewire to spawn child processes (which isn't supported
upstream...).

This fixes the following two issues:

- An issue where pipewire starts a defunct process when trying to start
  pipewire-media-session if that binary doesn't exist, which in turn
  causes pipewire to ignore signals to stop on shutdown (makes shutdown
  take 90 seconds longer)

- An issue where pipewire is started with -c pipewire-pulse.conf even if
  that config doesn't exist, and is lead suspect in a number of
  audio-related issues we are experiencing in pmOS

from https://github.com/doxygen/doxygen/pull/8739

Efficient duplicate file finder
https://github.com/pkolaczk/fclones

there is a functionally equivalent patch with the same name (minus the
app- prefix)