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@py-pyobjc*: updated to 13.0

13.0

Main features

Framework bindings updated for macOS 27 SDK

Add support for the following frameworks (all new in macOS 27):

LinkSecurity

StateReporting

objc.formal_protocol can now be used as an additional base class
to indicate that a class implements a protocol.

The following two definitions are equivalent:

   class MyClass(NSObject, protocols=[NSFilePresenter]):
       ...
and:

   class MyClass(NSObject, NSFilePresenter):
       ...
The formal protocols that are used as a base class do not end
up in the MRO, but will be added to __pyobjc_protocols__.

Mixing the two definition styles is supported as well, although
this will lead to less understandable code.

Introduce a objc.bound_selector for bound
selector objects.

In previous versions bound selectors used the same type as
unbound selectors (objc.python_selector or
objc.native_selector).

Using a separate bound selector results in slightly better
performance due to not creating the bound selector object
during regular method calls.

A objc.bound_selector is a subclass of objc.selector,
just like the other two classes and has the same attributes
as the selector value it binds. The only user-visible behaviour
change w.r.t. previous versions is that it is no longer
possible to test the flavour of a bound selector using
and isinstance check.
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@# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.9 2025/07/11 09:03:54 adam Exp $

PYOBJC_FRAMEWORK=	StateReporting

.include "../../devel/py-pyobjc/Makefile.common"

ONLY_FOR_PLATFORM=	Darwin-2[789].*-*

DEPENDS+=	${PYPKGPREFIX}-pyobjc-core>=${PYOBJC_VERS}:../../devel/py-pyobjc-core
DEPENDS+=	${PYPKGPREFIX}-pyobjc-framework-Cocoa>=${PYOBJC_VERS}:../../devel/py-pyobjc-framework-Cocoa

.include "../../lang/python/wheel.mk"
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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