- Update to 0.52.2
  * The Macintosh compiled version is now compiled at IEM
    (as part of the continuous-integration setup available at
    git.iem.at/pd/pure-data/pipelines).
    This should make Pd appear to be "safely" signed.
    Added compilation for arm64 target (but not sure
    if the released binary will include that or not).
  * New "list" box, like number and symbol but allows
    lists in addition to single atoms. You can scroll up
    and down on any of the numbers in a list as if it were
    a number box. You can also double-click on
    (number, symbol, list) to activate a "real" editor
    you can copy/paste from/to.
  * A new "trace" object allows you to get backward and
    forward traces of message passing.
  * New "file" object by Iohannes with contributions
    from Jean-Michael Celerier - general file operations.
  * Support for uncompressed CAF and AIFC soundfiles (by Dan Wilcox)
    - the soundfile code reorganized to make it more modular.
  * Improvements to the audio implementation
    - the most noticeable improvement is better control of latency under jack.
  * Pd's GUI checks that Pd actually exits when asked to
    and if not, kills it to prevent rogue invisible pd
    instances from collecting behind the scenes.
  * Bugfix in bob~ to output "correct" signal (old behavior
    still available by setting pd compatibility < 52).
  * libpd included as part of the Pd distribution.
    A test libpd project is included in ../pd/libpd.
  * Raised the limit on the size of incoming UDP packets in netreceive.
  * Some improvements to label handling in IEMguis.
  * Improved window positioning.
  * New methods for "list store" and added features to "array"
  * New method for garrays to set colors, line width, visiblity,
    display style and disable mouse editing (documented in 2.control.examples/16.more.arrays.pd).
    Also added more flags to the "plot" object
    that plots arrays in data structures (by Christof Ressi).
  * "set", "send", "delete" and "insert" methods added to "list store"
    object, and new features added to "get" method (by Christof Ressi).
  * The [output~] abstraction, widely used in Pd's documentation is now part
    of 'extra' - plus many documentation updates/improvements (by Alexandre Porres).
  * As usual, numerous bug fixes. 

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