Log message:
racket: update to 9.3

- The raco setup command can generate markdown documentation, using
  the --doc-markdown option.
- The "#lang" teaching languages (BSL, …, ISL+; plus DeinProgram)
  have reached parity with the ones chosen using the Language dialog,
  and are the recommended choice.
- DrRacket’s background expansion disables errortrace annotations,
  for faster syntax checking.
- The raco pkg install command includes new options that provide more
  install-time configuration flexibility: --adjacent-deps, --destdir,
  and --attach, and a refined --skip-installed.
- The ffi/unsafe/runtime-lib library provides a define-runtime-lib
  mechanism similar to define-runtime-path, allowing location of
  libraries located relative to a source file.
- The prompt-tag/c contract generator no longer performs checking on
  call/cc when the #:call/cc option is not present.
- The impersonate-prompt-tag function takes an additional argument
  that allows checking and update of results for composable
  continuations.
- The error-syntax->srcloc-handler parameter provides control over
  the mapping from syntactic forms to source locations for error
  handling.
- Uses of (tcp-listen 0) will retry when it fails with “address in
  use”.
- The racket/base module requires fewer internal modules and
  instantiations.
- The file/zip package provides a new mechanism for greatly increased
  control over zip file generation, allowing in-memory file sources
  and per-file compression control.

Log message:
gtk3: bump PKGREVISION for wayland option default change

Recursive bump to hopefully fix bulk build fallout due to the
unversioned change.

Log message:
racket: update to 9.2

- The match form checks that when non-linear patterns (patterns
  where the same variable is used multiple times) are used with ...,
  the two parts of the matched value actually are equal. Additionally,
  match rejects non-linear patterns where one use of the variable is
  used with ... and another is not. This repair could cause existing
  code to fail.

- Typed Racket types for the asin and acos procedures correctly
  handle situations where the function produces a complex number,
  avoiding unsound results that were previously possible. This repair
  could cause existing code to fail at compile time.

- The #%foreign-inline core syntactic form provides unsafe access
  to facilities provided at the linklet layer by a Racket
  implementation. This means that any code that handles all core
  forms by enumeration will need to be updated.

- Unicode 17.0 is used for character and string operations.

- This release includes internal support for a more static
  foreign interface (to be used in a future package).

- The terminal-file-position function counts bytes written to ports
  connected to a terminal, such as stdin and stderr.

- Cross-phase persistent modules allow more types of quoted data.

- The implementations of member, memw, when, unless, let/ec, and
  cond are rewritten to use only racket/kernel syntax

- The impersonator-property-predicate-procedure? function identifies
  procedures created by make-impersonator-property.

- In Typed Racket, polymorphic struct types are printed using type
  arguments (e.g., (Array Byte)) rather than exposing an internal
  representation.

- The stepper-display of numbers better matches the language
  settings.

- Scribble documents that do not use the Racket-manual style get
  an initial-scale of 1.0, instead of the manual style-0.8, but
  this can be configured using the initial-scale property.

- By default, margin notes appear inline for narrow displays in
  all styles, not just in the Racket-manual style.

- Big-bang programs distributed as .dmg files correctly handle the
  close-on-stop feature.

- There are many other repairs and documentation improvements!

Log message:
racket: update to 9.1

- Documentation organization and navigation can be specialized by
  language family, to allow users to interact with documentation in a
  way that is tailored to that language family. This is currently used
  by Rhombus.
- The `for` form and its variants accept an `#:on-length-mismatch`
  specifier. 3.18 Iterations and Comprehensions: for, for/list, ...
- DrRacket improves the GUI for choosing color schemes.
- DrRacket has curved syntax arrows. The degree of curvature indicates
  the relative left- or right-displacement of the arrow's target.
- DrRacket's "Insert Large Letters" uses characters that match the
  comment syntax of the buffer's language, making it useful (and fun!)
  in Rhombus.
- The `exn-classify-errno` maps network and filesystem error numbers
  on various platforms to posix-standard symbols, to enable more
  portable code. 10.2 Exceptions
- The behavior of Racket BC on certain character operations (most
  notably `eq?`)  is changed to match that of Racket CS, with a small
  performance penalty for these operations for BC programs. 19
  Performance 1.5 Implementations
- The `make-struct-type` procedure can inherit the current inspector
  using a `'current` flag. This is the default behavior, but there are
  situations in which it's not possible to refer to the current
  inspector. 5.2 Creating Structure Types
- Bundle configurations can better control the conventions for
  locating shared object files with the `--enable-sofind=3D<conv>`
  flags.
- The `system-type` function can report on platform and
  shared-object-library conventions with new flags. 15.8 Environment
  and Runtime Information
- The `openssl/legacy` library makes it possible to access OpenSSL's
  built-in "legacy" provider, to get access to insecure and outdated
  algorithms. OpenSSL: Secure Communication
- Typed Racket improves expected type propagation for keyword argument
  functions.
- There are many other repairs and documentation improvements!

Log message:
*: recursive bump for removal of cairo's xcb option

Log message:
*: recursive bump for icu 78.1

Log message:
racket: update to 9.0

- Supports parallel threads
  - Parallel threads can be created using the #:pool argument to
    thread creation.
  - Threads created with #:keep set to 'results
    will record their results for later retrieval with thread-wait.

- The black-box wrapper prevents the optimizing compiler from
  optimizing away certain computations entirely. This can be helpful
  in ensuring that benchmarks are accurate.

- The decompile-linklet function can map linklets back to
  s-expressions.

- When using BC Racket, the processor-count function is changed to
  always return the parallel count.

- We now distribute “natipkg” packages for AArch64, useful for
  package-build and package-testing infrastructure.

- Check Syntax tracks identifiers more deeply nested in the “origin”
  field of syntax objects.

- The math library includes Weibull distributions.

- There are many other repairs and documentation improvements

Log message:
*: recursive bump for pcre2

Running an old binary against the new pcre doesn't work:
/usr/pkg/lib/libpcre2-8.so.0: version PCRE2_10.47 required by \ 
/usr/pkg/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0 not defined