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- update to 11.2.0:
  * Move stream creation functions in the QPDF object where they belong. The ones
    in QPDFObjectHandle are not deprecated and will stick around.
  * Add some convenience methods to QPDFTokenizer::Token for testing token types.
    This is part of qpdf’s lexical layer and will not be needed by most developers.
  * Fix issue with missing symbols in the mingw build.
  * Fix major performance bug with the OpenSSL crypto provider. This bug was
    causing a 6x to 12x slowdown for encrypted files when OpenSSL 3 was in use.
    This includes the default Windows builds distributed with the qpdf release.
  * Fix obscure bug involving appended files that reuse an object number that was
    used as a cross reference stream in an earlier stage of the file.

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- add disable-newpdf-renderer.patch (bsc#1201642)

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- update to 10.6.3:
  * Minor internal changes to assist with building in other
    environments: rename internal bits.icc to qpdf/bits_functions.hh
    (not part of public API), enforce reordering of header files to
    prevent jpeglib.h from interfering with other headers, remove an
    unused header that was accidentally added in 10.6.0 but never
    referenced by any code.
  * Make build work and tests work when NDEBUG is defined. This
    involved a few changes to some test files but no changes to any
    library code.
  * Bug fix in JSON parser: accept \/ in a string as valid input per
    JSON spec even though we don't translate / to \/ on output.
  * Recognize PDF strings explicitly marked as UTF-8 as allowed by
    the PDF 2.0 spec. Fixes #654.
  * Bug fix: when generating appearance streams, the font size was
    substituted incorrectly from /DA if Tf was absent or the number
    preceding Tf was out of range. Fixes #655.

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- update to 10.6.1:
  * All functionality previously available only from the qpdf CLI has been
    exposed to the library using a new QPDFJob API, which includes fluent
    interfaces as well as a JSON format that's equivalent to qpdf's
    command-line arguments.
  * Many new interfaces have been added to QPDFObjectHandle and the C API to
    allow more convient ways querying types and accessing object values in a
    more type-safe fashion.
  * qpdf --help has been revamped so that help is divided into categories, and
    help is available for each option
  * The Running qpdf section of the manual has been rewritten. The manual now
    includes an index of command-line arguments.
  * see https://qpdf.readthedocs.io/en/stable/release-notes.html

- drop build-without-pdf.patch, fix-signedness-warning.patch (upstream)

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- add fix-signedness-warning.patch (build for aarch64)

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- update to 10.5.0:
  * Since qpdf version 8, using object accessor methods on an
    instance of ``QPDFObjectHandle`` may create warnings if the
    object is not of the expected type. These warnings now have an
    error code of ``qpdf_e_object`` instead of
    ``qpdf_e_damaged_pdf``. Also, comments have been added to
    :file:`QPDFObjectHandle.hh` to explain in more detail what the
    behavior is. See :ref:`object-accessors` for a more in-depth
    discussion.
  * Add ``Pl_Buffer::getMallocBuffer()`` to initialize a buffer
    allocated with ``malloc()`` for better cross-language
    interoperability.
  * Overhaul error handling for the object handle functions C API.
    Some rare error conditions that would previously have caused a
    crash are now trapped and reported, and the functions that
    generate them return fallback values. See comments in the
    ``ERROR HANDLING`` section of :file:`include/qpdf/qpdf-c.h` for
    details. In particular, exceptions thrown by the underlying C++
    code when calling object accessors are caught and converted into
    errors. The errors can be checked by calling ``qpdf_has_error``.
    Use ``qpdf_silence_errors`` to prevent the error from being
    written to stderr.
  * Add ``qpdf_get_last_string_length`` to the C API to get the
    length of the last string that was returned. This is needed to
    handle strings that contain embedded null characters.
  * Add ``qpdf_oh_is_initialized`` and
    ``qpdf_oh_new_uninitialized`` to the C API to make it possible
    to work with uninitialized objects.
  * Add ``qpdf_oh_new_object`` to the C API. This allows you to
    clone an object handle.

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- update to 10.4.0:
  * From the qpdf CLI, the --allow-weak-crypto is now required to suppress a
    warning when explicitly creating PDF files using RC4 encryption. While qpdf
    will always retain the ability to read and write such files, doing so will
    require explicit acknowledgment moving forward. For qpdf 10.4, this change
    only affects the command-line tool. Starting in qpdf 11, there will be
    small API changes to require explicit acknowledgment in those cases as
    well. For additional information, see Chapter 6, Weak Cryptography.
  * Fix potential bounds error when handling shell completion that could occur
    when given bogus input.
  * Properly handle overlay/underlay on completely empty pages
  * Fix crash that could occur under certain conditions when using --pages with
    files that had form fields.
  * Make QPDF::findPage functions public.
  * Add methods to Pl_Flate to be able to receive warnings on certain recoverable
    conditions.
  * Add an extra check to the library to detect when foreign objects are inserted
    directly (instead of using QPDF::copyForeignObject) at the time of insertion
    rather than when the file is written. Catching the error sooner makes it much
    easier to locate the incorrect code.
  * Improve diagnostics around parsing --pages command-line options

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