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*: Recursive revbump from audio/pulseaudio-15.0

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geography/qgis: Update to 3.16.8

upstream changes: bugfixes

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*: recursive PKGREVISION bump for sneaky gsl shared library version number change

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*: recursive bump for perl 5.34

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geography/qgis: Update to 3.16.7

packaging changes: Depend on py-yaml, because quickosm uses it.  While
that's a plugin, it's typical.

upstream changes: bugfixes

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geography/qgis: De-optionize python

This commit removes the python option, but keeps python -- what was
formerly included with the option is now simply always included.  In
today's qgis world, python support is simply part of qgis and building
without it is close to unthinkable.  python is tiny compared to qgis
or even qt.

The rationale for removal is that having a split PLIST, and two ways
to build is some maintenance headache, and I believe that zero people
want to build qgis without python.  My guess is that no one has tried
in years.

No PKGREVISOIN++ as there is no change to the default build.

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geography/qgis: Mark as not for python 2.7

It's unlikely that this built ok with 2.7, and really unlikely anyone
was actually doing that.  However, py-gdal is not python 3.x only, so be explicit.

(No revbump because default has been some form of python 3.x.)

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revbump for gdal-lib udpate

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geography/qgis: Update to 3.16.6

Upstream changes are minor

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revbump for boost-libs