TomIO

I'm running build tests for NDK 27 right now and am using the opportunity to test `./build-all.sh`. Everything seems to be working as expected so far.

Looking at @cattokomo's work, it seems like `libck` doesn't work for `arm`. Maybe some of the other patches can be useful for getting `i686` building. https://github.com/cattokomo/termux-packages/tree/add-libck-cyclone/packages/cyclone

I'd say we blacklist `arm` for now, and if there's a PR made to fix it we can either cherry pick that patch, or enable it in the next version.

I'm afraid that's my doing. Our previous (singular) `lua-lpeg` package was built against Lua 5.3 and only used by `ceu-lang` and `vis`. In the process of updating Neovim to 0.10...

> `ERROR: Package vis depends on non-existing package "tre"` That one's expected, no worries. That'll pass as soon as #20613 is merged and this PR is rebased on top of...

> [!IMPORTANT] > Heads up, I've added the commit from #20613 to this branch. You will need to pull down the changed branch history before you can push to the...

`ERROR: No LICENSE file was installed for tre` That would do it...

Local testing and CI are disagreeing, fantastic.

Okay it's something stupid I should cause caught during the linter rewrite. https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/blob/e7c982d40e86a28fc10967b4af9a9782b8bb7faa/scripts/lint-packages.sh#L8-L9 That should have been `local pkg_licenses="$1"`, without the quotes licenses with spaces get split and thus fail...

It would probably be more useful to package the BSL 1.1 licensed "modern" version of the package. And have it be packaged in the [TUR](https://github.com/termux-user-repository/tur). That way we're not dealing...