Log message:
textproc/py-rapidfuzz: Actually change to gcc10

(The previous commit explained why I chose 10 for GCC_REQD, but
accidentally contained 8 because I was  testing that.  While 8 seems
to work, various code is increasingly troubled by non-recent
compilers, and it doesn't seem useful to try to live on the edge.)

Log message:
textproc/py-rapidjson: Increase compiler requirements

On netbsd-9, some files failed to build with an ICE.  (The upstream
build system unhelpfully retried the build without the C extension,
making this harder to debug, but PLIST caught it.)

Declare C++17 because upstream README says so.
Require gcc 10, because gcc 7 on NetBSD 9 fails, and 10 is the new
normal.

Log message:
py-rapidfuzz: update to 3.1.1.

Changed

    upgrade to taskflow==3.6

Fixed

    replace usage of isnan with std::isnan which fixes the build on NetBSD

Log message:
py-rapidfuzz: update to 3.1.0.

pkgsrc change: Build C extension.

[3.1.0] - 2023-06-02
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Changed
~~~~~~~
- added keyword argument ``pad`` to Hamming distance. This controls whether \ 
sequences of different
  length should be padded or lead to a ``ValueError``
- improve consistency of exception messages between the C++ and pure Python \ 
implementation
- upgrade required Cython version to ``Cython==3.0.0b3``

Fixed
~~~~~
- fix missing GIL restore when an exception is thrown inside ``process.cdist``
- fix incorrect type hints for the ``process`` module

Log message:
py-rapidfuzz: added version 3.0.0

RapidFuzz is a fast string matching library for Python and C++, which is using
the string similarity calculations from FuzzyWuzzy.