Log message:
geography/osm2pgsql: Update to 1.9.2

The old version was quite behind and stopped building.  This version
packages and the main program runs; therefore it is better, even if
not tested.

Packaging changes:
  Take MAINTAINERship (ok wiedi@).
  Adjust dependencies to match upstream docs.
  Hack in finding boost headers (should not be necessary).

Upstream NEWS content: (Much has changed and this summary omits much,
including bug-fix releases entirely.  See
https://github.com/osm2pgsql-dev/osm2pgsql/releases for more details
-- there is no NEWS.)

Release 1.9.0

This release brings three new major features:

    a new osm2pgsql_properties table that saves command line options and reuses \ 
them on updates
    a new database middle saves raw OSM data in JSONB format and is explicitly \ 
designed to be queried by the user
    the new (and still experimental) osm2pgsql-gen adds geometry generalization \ 
to osm2pgsql (thanks @joto)

Release 1.8.0

The largest change is the addition of much more flexible index support in the \ 
flex output. The table definitions have a new (optional) field called indexes \ 
now which takes a list of index definitions. If the field is not there, we fall \ 
back to what we did before and create a GIST index on the only/first geometry \ 
column of a table. But you can also define any kind of index you want: define \ 
which index method (BTREE, GIST, ...) to use on which columns, define WHERE \ 
clauses and expression indexes and much more. See the flex-config/indexes.lua \ 
Lua config for some usage examples and the manual for all the details. You can \ 
also force osm2pgsql to always build the id indexes which are normally only \ 
built in slim mode.

The gazetteer output and the command line option --with-forward-dependencies are \ 
deprecated in this release and will be removed soon. They were only needed for \ 
Nominatim which switched to using the flex output recently.

Here are the other changes:

    Fix a problem when using osm2pgsql with a projection other than WGS84 \ 
(EPSG:4326) or Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) which made the program really slow.
    New pole_of_inaccessibility() Lua function to generate reasonably good label \ 
points from polygons. (This function is currently marked as experimental, which \ 
means it can change without notice at any time.)

Release 1.7.0

For this version we rebuilt a lot of the code around geometry processing and \ 
around expire. The different parts -- creation of geometries from OSM data, \ 
transforming geometries (like merging and splitting linestrings) and finally \ 
writing them out in WKB format for import into the database -- are now well \ 
separated and tested on their own. And we added some functions for geometry \ 
processing, too. osm2pgsql can now calculate the centroid of a polygon and \ 
simplify linestrings using the Douglas-Peucker algorithm.

But the best part is that all of that new geometry goodness is now available \ 
from the Lua config files when using the flex output. There are many new ways of \ 
processing geometries from Lua:

    The get_bbox() is now available for relations, too.
    There are new functions as_point(), as_linestring(), as_polygon(), \ 
as_multilinestring(), as_multipolygon(), and as_geometrycollection() to create \ 
geometries from OSM objects.
    Geometries can be manipulated in Lua with several functions modeled after \ 
the same functions in PostGIS: area(), centroid(), geometry_type(), \ 
line_merge(), num_geometries(), segmentize(), simplify(), srid(), and \ 
transform(). We expect more to come in the future. This way you can do more \ 
geometry processing on import removing the need for some post-processing in SQL.
    We used to have the somewhat magic handling of geometries with the add_row() \ 
function which only allowed a limited set of operations. This function is still \ 
available for backwards compatibility, but there is a new function insert() now \ 
which doesn't have this magic. Instead geometries are treated like any other \ 
data type giving you a lot more flexiblity. Check out the example config files \ 
addresses.lua, generic.lua, simple.lua and geometries-using-insert.lua in the \ 
flex-config directory for some ideas on what can be done.

In this version we enabled the bucket index for way nodes by default. This had \ 
been around for a while but you needed a command line option to enable it. After \ 
some positive feedback from the community we decided to make this the new \ 
default. It will be used on new imports (existing databases will keep using the \ 
old index). The new bucket index is much smaller and can save you hundreds of \ 
gigabytes of disk space. See
https://osm2pgsql.org/doc/manual.html#bucket-index-for-slim-mode for the details.

Release 1.6.0

    The osm2pgsql-replication script which has been included in the osm2pgsql \ 
repository for a while will now be installed together with its man page on \ 
"make install". To use it you need Python3, psycopg2 (or psycopg3), \ 
and PyOsmium installed. See the manual for details.

Release 1.5.0

This release brings quite a lot of improvements. We removed the \ 
"experimental" label from the flex output which we introduced in \ 
version 1.3.0. There are some small changes you might have to make to your flex \ 
configurations, see the Upgrading chapter of the manual for details.

This release also contains a rewrite of the code used to temporarily store OSM \ 
data in memory while processing the data in non-slim mode, i.e. when you import \ 
data without --slim. It now uses much less memory.

Release 1.4.0

The project has a new website at https://osm2pgsql.org now with extensive \ 
documentation and examples, and with sections on support, contributing, news, \ 
etc. Most of the documentation from the repository and the OSM wiki was moved \ 
there. We still have a man page, it is now maintained in markdown format. All \ 
the documentation, man page, help texts etc. have been cleaned up, made more \ 
consistent and brought up to date.

The program has a much improved log output now. Each line is prefixed with a \ 
date/timestamp and by default osm2pgsql isn't as verbose any more. You can \ 
change the verbosity using several options. You can even have super-verbose \ 
logging of all SQL commands issued and all data written to the database. \ 
Warnings and errors now appear in red color if your console supports it. \ 
Progress output can be disabled, for instance, when the output is redirected to \ 
a file. When printing how low something took, osm2pgsql will now not only print \ 
the seconds but also a more human readable format with hours, minutes, and \ 
seconds.

In the last release (version 1.3.0) we have already added a warning when you \ 
used input files with negative OSM object ids or input files which are not \ 
ordered correctly. These are now not allowed any more and osm2pgsql will stop \ 
with an error if it detects these. See the manual for how to work around this. \ 
This allowed us to improve the handling of multiple input files. Osm2pgsql now \ 
reads multiple input files at the same time merging the contents. This means \ 
that you can now import several extracts in one go. Note that the extracts still \ 
have to come from the same point in time!

Changes in the flex output (which is still marked experimental). Not that some \ 
of these are breaking changes compared to the behaviour in version 1.3.0:

    Fix: Flex output sometimes created two id indexes on the same table.
    Set projection for geometry columns in the table configuration. The command \ 
line options --latlong, -m, --merc, -E, and --proj are not used by the flex \ 
output any more.
    Flex mode setting type_column fixed. Now also supports id columns compatible \ 
with Imposm.
    Optionally wrap polygon geometries in multipolygons if the geometry column \ 
of the target table is of type MultiPolygon.
    Switch multipolygon generation from default off to default on. The multi \ 
option on the area geometry transformation has been removed and there is a new \ 
option split_at.
    Add several Lua helper functions for flex config files.

Log message:
geography/osm2pgsql: Convert to cmake/build.mk

  - drop ad-hoc build dir creation and use

Minor other changes to get this closer to building:

  - drop WRKSRC setting because it just restates the default
  - add python to tools, as documented by upstream
  - add python/application.mk to work around upstream CMakefile
    finding and objecting to 2.7.

(Didn't build before this commit, and still doesn't, but this is
progress.  Likely an update is needed, as this version seems to have
aged out of what our current cmake supports.)

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revbump after updating boost

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*: recursive bump for icu 76 shlib major version bump

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*: revbump for icu downgrade

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*: recursive bump for icu 76.1 shlib bump

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*: Recursive revbump from Boost 1.86.0

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*: revbump for proj update

less gdal, postgis, due to in-flight updates, to be handled separately