Hippotat (IP over HTTP) 1.1.1

[Ian Jackson]

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I'm pleased to announce Hippotat 1.1.1.

This is the latest release of my IP-over-HTTP system.

This version contains mostly build system improvements, and has just
been uploaded to Debian, where (subject to Debian ftpmaster review) I
hope to get it into the next Debian release.

There are full documentation and installation instructions:
  https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~ianmdlvl/hippotat/current/docs/

hippotat source, for building, can be obtained from Debian Salsa
  https://salsa.debian.org/iwj/hippotat
(look for the signed tag hippotat/1.1.1.
There are not yet any official binaries.

The Rust code for building the executables is also available via
the upstream Rust packaging system crates.io, as the package `hippotat`,
for those who like that kind of thing.

hippotat (1.1.1) unstable; urgency=medium

  Packaging and build improvements:
  * Adjusted dependencies --- generally, relaxed.
  * Updated and improved build system.
  * Updated and improved Debian packaging.
  * Internal improvements (clippy lints etc.)
  * Test suite fixes
  * Fix busted lockfile.  (Fixes salsa #1.)
  * Docs refer to source code more prominently.  (Fixes salsa #2.)
  * Can now build with sbuild in Debian bookworm
     (subject to build-deps getting through NEW).

  Burned version numbers:
  * Burned 1.1.0 due to cargo publish awkardness and fail.
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