Log message:
mutt: Update to version 1.10.0

This is a feature release. Changes since version 1.9.5:
! $reply_self is now respected for group-reply, even with $metoo unset.
! Enabled $imap_poll_timeout when $imap_idle is set.
! Added %R (number of read messages) expando for $status_format.
+ When $change_folder_next is set, the <change-folder> function
  mailbox suggestion will start at the next folder in your
  "mailboxes" list, instead of starting at the first folder in the
  list.
+ $new_mail_command specifies a command to run after a new message is
  received.
+ $pgp_default_key specifies the default key-pair to use for PGP
  operations.  It will be used for both encryption and signing
  (unless $pgp_sign_as is set).  See contrib/gpg.rc.
! $smime_default_key now specifies the default key-pair to use for
  both encryption and signing S/MIME operations.  See
  contrib/smime.rc.
+ $smime_sign_as can be used to specify a sign-only key-pair for
  S/MIME operations.
- $pgp_self_encrypt_as is now deprecated, and is an alias for
  $pgp_default_key.  $smime_self_encrypt_as is also deprecated, and
  is an alias for $smime_default_key.
! $pgp_self_encrypt and $smime_self_encrypt now default to set.
  This makes setting $pgp_default_key or $smime_default_key all that
  is required to enable self-encryption (for both classic and GPGME
  mode).
+ The <history-search> function (default: ^R) will search history based
  on the text currently typed in.  That is, type the search string first,
  then hit ^R.
+ The $abort_noattach quadoption controls whether to abort sending a
  message that matches $abort_noattach_regexp and has no attachments.
+ Mutt can now be configured --with-idn2.  This requires the libidn1
  compatibility layer present in libidn2 v2.0.0 or greater.
+ Unsetting $browser_abbreviate_mailboxes turns off '=' and '~'
  shortcuts for mailbox names in the browser mailbox list.
! $sort_browser now has 'count' and 'unread' options.
+ <error-history> will display the last $error_history count of
  error/informational messages generated.
+ The ~M pattern matches content-type headers.  Note that this
  pattern may be slow because it reads each message in.
+ The "echo" command can be used to display a message, for instance
  when running a macro or sourcing a file.

Log message:
mutt: Update to version 1.9.5

This is a bug fix release. Fixes include:
* GPGME S/MIME non-detached signature handling.
* A compilation issue with ncurses-6.1 when tinfow is split out.
  Hopefully the fix doesn't impact anyone: please let me know of any
  issues.
* Regular expression crashes and weird behavior problems on MacOS (and
  possibly other BSDs).  This was most noticeable with the recent Xcode
  9.3 release, but the issue has existed for a while.
* GSSAPI authentication issues, which may have affected Exchange users.
  We've changed behavior to match the RFC.  If you are negatively
  impacted by this, please let me know.

Log message:
Revbump after updating textproc/oniguruma

Log message:
mutt: Update to version 1.9.4

This version fixes a couple of possible large value issues; one for year
numbers and another for mbox message content-length.

Log message:
mutt: Update to version 1.9.3

This is a bug fix release, fixing a problem with large IMAP UIDs and
with resuming S/MIME encrypted drafts.

Log message:
mutt: Update to version 1.9.2

This is a bug fix release, fixing a problem with S/MIME encryption that
could end up removing the recipient certificate from the store.

Log message:
mutt: Register conflict with neomutt.  Bump PKGREVISION.

Log message:
Update "mutt" package to version 1.9.1

Changes since version 1.9.0:
This is a bug fix release, coming shortly after the last release due to
a possible segfault fix with IMAP.  There are also fixes for the trash
folder, imap_poll_timeout, and GMail flags notifications.