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x11/wired-notify: reset maintainer

*: recursive bump for pango requiring fontconfig 2.15

x11/wired-notify: update to 0.10.6

 - Breaking change: zero_timeout_behavior now defaults to NeverExpire (correct according to notification spec). You can change it back by setting it to UseDefault.
 - Updated notification timeout configuration to match the freedesktop spec. Thanks @bcspragu!
 - Fix replacement not updating layout properly (#145).
 - Fix replacement not resizing notification properly (#135).

*: bump for cairo buildlink3.mk change

lzo was made an option

x11/wired-notify: update to 0.10.5

This release fixes a commit issue where Cargo.lock wasn't aligned with Cargo.toml.

x11/wired-notify: update to 0.10.4

0.10.4
 - Fixed version mismatch in wired --version (#126).

0.10.3
 - Support showing specific notifications with clip using
   e.g. wired --show id37 (#96).
 - Add wired --kill to cleanly exit the process.
 - Performance improvements.
 - Optionally trim whitespace in notification text (when trim_whitespace is
   set to true (default: true).
 - Updated wired.service to hopefully make sure that we have a display before
   starting the service. I still would rather you just launch wired directly.
 - Allow startup to continue even if we couldn't remove the existing wired
   socket (loosely #122).

*: recursive bump for cairo dependency changes

cairo-gobject: remove

Point users at cairo>=1.18.

*: revebump for new brotli option for freetype2

Addresses PR 57693

wired-notify: use cargo.mk's install

wired-notify: Install example config files.

Bump PKGREVISION.

*: Recursive revbup from graphics/freetype2

x11/wired-notify: update to 0.10.2

-Support And() and Or() in render_criteria/render_anti-criteria. See wiki (#62).
-Support supplying a name for AppName render criteria (#62).
-Support moving notifications depending on "active" monitor. See focus_follows
 and associated issue (#60).
-Support loading and using SVGs (#53).
-Fixed a bug where notifications would spawn at the top left of the screen for
 a frame or so when parented somewhere else (#71).
-Updated dependencies to resolve some "security vulnerabilities".
-Probably some other misc fixes.

x11/wired-notify: update to 0.10.1

-Fixed an issue where some blocks (ProgressBlock, ButtonBlock,
 ScrollingTextBlock) would cause bugged rendering due to relying on the
 default Cairo operator (Over), which was changed in 0.10.0. #50

x11/wired-notify: update to 0.10.0

-render_criteria works a little differently now:
 Using render_criteria (and render-anti-criteria) on root blocks is now
 supported (#37). This was possible before but not really useful because
 you had to have the same criteria for all the blocks underneath it anyway.
        -Old: If any block in the chain meets criteria, then draw.
        -New: If root block doesn't meet criteria, then don't draw. If root
         block does mete criteria, but no child blocks do, then don't draw.
-Add render_anti_criteria which allows you to tell blocks to draw only when a
 criteria is not present. (see Blocks documentation for more information.)
-When loading config, we now validate that all blocks have different names to
 make sure the config is written correctly.
-Document how to send progress data to ProgressBlock.
-Dramatically improve idle performance. #35
-Fixed a bug where replaced notifications might have a different layout to new
 ones. #37
-Update cairo and pango dependencies.
-TextBlock text will now fall back to wrapping on character boundaries if no
 word boundaries are available. #39
-Fixed a bug where large notifications might take a long time to receive with
 a long poll_interval. #35
-Fixed a bug where replacing wasn't working as intended on notifications with
 the same app name and tag, with replacing_enabled set to false.

x11/wired-notify: import package

Wired is light and fully customizable notification daemon that provides you
with powerful and extensible layout tools.