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Update audio/glyr to glyr-1.0.10

Changes:
The license of glyr changed from GPLv3 to LGPLv3 (See also #82).
Additionally the lyricswiki provider was fixed (thanks @bugdone)
and quite some typos were fixed (thanks @emillon).

There are more broken providers, but sadly I lack the time/motivation to
maintain glyr on a regular base.
Therefore I would happily pass the development of glyr to a new maintainer.
Please mail me if you are interested.

Add a patch to fix lyricswiki provider (via upstream from pullup request #80)

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Update audio/glyr to 1.0.9

pkgsrc changes:
 - GITHUBify the package (and simplify the Makefile where possible)

Changes:
1.0.9
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This release fixes a few bugs and some of the broken providers.

General bugfixes:
 - Support reproducible builds (thanks @emillon, c5fe020)
 - Build problems.
 - Spelling errors.

Fixed providers:
 - lyrics/lyricswikia (thanks Pavel Vasin, @rat4)
 - cover/slothradio
 - cover/discogs

Thanks to the people doing pull request, while I don't have much time to work
on glyr.

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Update audio/glyr to 1.0.8, provided by Leonardo Taccari in PR 49713.

Changes:
1.0.8
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 o Fixes for lyrix.at.

1.0.7
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 o Fixes for lyricwiki.

1.0.6
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 o Fix for cache getter: Print like normal getters and also call appropiate
   programs
 o Clamp the timeout of select to the user-set timeout.
 o Made the -c (--cache) option have an optional argument. Without argument the
   path is ~/.cache/glyrc (will be created if necessary).
 o Make glyrc return EXIT_SUCESS on success or EXIT_FAILURE in case of any
   failure.
 o Fixed faulty sha-1 versioning in cmakelists.

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Updated to latest release, 1.0.5. From ChangeLog on repo:

* Fix end of lyric
* Fixed typos

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Import glyr-1.0.3 as audio/glyr.

Glyr comes both in a commandline interface tool and as a C library, both with an
easy to use interface. The sort of metadata glyr is searching (and downloading)
is usually the data you see in your music player. And indeed, originally it was
written to serve as internally library for a music player, but has been extended
to work as a standalone program.