Packages changed:
  Mesa (25.3.0 -> 25.3.1)
  Mesa-drivers (25.3.0 -> 25.3.1)
  libnftnl (1.3.0 -> 1.3.1)
  libxkbcommon (1.12.3 -> 1.12.4)
  openSUSE-release (20251204 -> 20251205)
  python-anyio
  re2c (4.3 -> 4.3.1)
  sdl12_compat (1.2.70 -> 1.2.72)
  sdl2-compat (2.32.58 -> 2.32.60)

=== Details ===

==== Mesa ====
Version update (25.3.0 -> 25.3.1)
Subpackages: Mesa-libEGL1 Mesa-libGL1 libgbm1

- Update to Mesa 25.3.1
  - -> https://docs.mesa3d.org/relnotes/25.3.1
- Due to a lack of a 25.3.0 announcment, here are included the relavent
  entries here for that.
- Users can expect the usual flurry of improvements across all drivers and
  components, including these new extensions & features highlighted by
  their developers (in no particular order):
- The VDPAU state tracker has been removed. There are design issues with
  VDPAU, as well as limited support, which render other options like
  VAAPI and Vulkan Video better choices
- Zink and NVK are now mandatory for OpenGL acceleration on recent
  nvidia GPUs. You can enable them at configure time by adding zink to
  - -gallium-drivers and nouveau to --vulkan-drivers or by setting both
  to auto on appropriate platforms. In 25.1, we began defaulting to
  Zink+NVK on Turing and later gpus when Zink+NVK was enabled at build
  time. In 25.3, the old driver no longer officially suports Turing or
  later. Users of these gpus without Zink+NVK installed at runtime will
  instead get software rendering. This affects most nvidia gpus from
  2018 or later.
- Some RADV_DEBUG options
  (nodynamicbounds,splitfma,nongg_gs,invariantgeom) are deprecated and
  will be removed in future Mesa releases.
- The PowerVR Vulkan driver is now conformant to Vulkan 1.0 on BXS-4-64
  and advertises Vulkan 1.2 support on selected GPUs (although, it isn't
  fully 1.2 conformant in this release). The driver is no longer
  considered to be experimental and, as such, can now be enabled via
  - Dvulkan-drivers=imagination.
- enabled Vulkan driver ("imagination") for PowerVR GPUs on x86_64,
  aarch64 and riscv64; added libvulkan_powervr package
- fixed build against s390x by removing "display-info" option

==== Mesa-drivers ====
Version update (25.3.0 -> 25.3.1)
Subpackages: Mesa-dri Mesa-libva Mesa-vulkan-device-select libvulkan_lvp

- Update to Mesa 25.3.1
  - -> https://docs.mesa3d.org/relnotes/25.3.1
- Due to a lack of a 25.3.0 announcment, here are included the relavent
  entries here for that.
- Users can expect the usual flurry of improvements across all drivers and
  components, including these new extensions & features highlighted by
  their developers (in no particular order):
- The VDPAU state tracker has been removed. There are design issues with
  VDPAU, as well as limited support, which render other options like
  VAAPI and Vulkan Video better choices
- Zink and NVK are now mandatory for OpenGL acceleration on recent
  nvidia GPUs. You can enable them at configure time by adding zink to
  - -gallium-drivers and nouveau to --vulkan-drivers or by setting both
  to auto on appropriate platforms. In 25.1, we began defaulting to
  Zink+NVK on Turing and later gpus when Zink+NVK was enabled at build
  time. In 25.3, the old driver no longer officially suports Turing or
  later. Users of these gpus without Zink+NVK installed at runtime will
  instead get software rendering. This affects most nvidia gpus from
  2018 or later.
- Some RADV_DEBUG options
  (nodynamicbounds,splitfma,nongg_gs,invariantgeom) are deprecated and
  will be removed in future Mesa releases.
- The PowerVR Vulkan driver is now conformant to Vulkan 1.0 on BXS-4-64
  and advertises Vulkan 1.2 support on selected GPUs (although, it isn't
  fully 1.2 conformant in this release). The driver is no longer
  considered to be experimental and, as such, can now be enabled via
  - Dvulkan-drivers=imagination.
- enabled Vulkan driver ("imagination") for PowerVR GPUs on x86_64,
  aarch64 and riscv64; added libvulkan_powervr package
- fixed build against s390x by removing "display-info" option

==== libnftnl ====
Version update (1.3.0 -> 1.3.1)

- Update to release 1.3.1
  * Add `meta ibrhwaddr` support
  * Fix for NFTA_DEVICE_PREFIX with asterisk at the end of the
    string
  * New NFTNL_UDATA_TABLE_NFT{VER,BLD} to store build information
    in userdata
  * (For now) complete tunnel options support

==== libxkbcommon ====
Version update (1.12.3 -> 1.12.4)
Subpackages: libxkbcommon-x11-0 libxkbcommon0 libxkbregistry0

- Update to release 1.12.4
  * Fixed a segfault occurring in unlikely setups.

==== openSUSE-release ====
Version update (20251204 -> 20251205)
Subpackages: openSUSE-release-appliance-custom openSUSE-release-dvd

- automatically generated by openSUSE-release-tools/pkglistgen

==== python-anyio ====

- Skip a test that will break with pytest 9.

==== re2c ====
Version update (4.3 -> 4.3.1)

- Update to version 4.3.1
  Bugfix release
  * allow conditions that have no rules except for default rule,
    use unsigned character type in C/C++ examples) and most
    importantly #564 - fix broken end of input rule $ with captures
    – the latter bug was inadvertently introduced in version 4.3.

==== sdl12_compat ====
Version update (1.2.70 -> 1.2.72)

- Update to release 1.2.72
  * Allow building without glu.h by defining NO_SDL_GLU
  * Fixed centering the splash screen in UT2004
- glu is thus no longer a build requirement and downstream
  packages need to explicitly list it in their BulidRequires

==== sdl2-compat ====
Version update (2.32.58 -> 2.32.60)

- Update to release 2.32.60
  * Fixed crash at startup in Dwarf Fortress and Stellaris
  * Fixed mouse stuttering in Amiberry
  * Fixed the viewport not being reset when the window is resized