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@go-wordwrap: remove

deprecated go-package; no users in pkgsrc
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@Add devel/go-wordwrap version 1.0.0

go-wordwrap is a package for Go that automatically wraps words into
multiple lines. The primary use case for this is in formatting CLI
output, but of course word wrapping is a generally useful thing to do.
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