[poppler] update to 25.10.0

[mbauman]

Cf these advisories: JuliaLang/SecurityAdvisories.jl#159

[giordano]

I think we can skip libcurl integration for the time being?

[mbauman]

I was wondering if we'd need to bump curl in any case, but that one looks like we're ok with the latest version for now.

This was a blind version bump; I don't know or use Poppler myself at all. I'll defer to you and @eschnett (as he last bumped it).

[giordano]

Ah, we already have libcurl in the deps, but they need a specific version. Sigh. We don't have it for all platforms in all versions.

[giordano]

I think one trick would be to build libcurl 7.81 for all platforms, even if it's not going to be used anywhere in practice. This is only needed at build time for this package.

[ViralBShah]

libCurl 7.81 build to capture all architectures: #12342

[ViralBShah]

It seems that the clang on darwin and aarch64 freebsd is unable to compile std::ranges. Is this a clang version problem?

[mbauman]

Yeah, @gbaraldi suggested using a different macOS SDK on slack:

Yggdrasil/F/f4ncgb/build_tarballs.jl

Line 11 in 192e939

ArchiveSource("https://github.com/joseluisq/MacOSX-SDKs/releases/download/15.0/MacOSX15.0.sdk.tar.xz",

you have to do something like this
Though you can't copy that wholesale, you have to update to the latest thing here
https://github.com/joseluisq/macosx-sdks
It does mean that for this to work you also need a very up to date macos

Some std::range features only landed in macos's libc++ in february this year
https://developer.apple.com/xcode/cpp/ you can see here and cross reference to here https://xcodereleases.com/

[mbauman]

Hm, I'm not sure how to get this to actually use the 10.15 SDK (Xcode 16, which I think should have std:ranges).

[gbaraldi]

It's not 10.15. It's 15.3 I think but I would just go for 15.5. Copying the code in the recipe I linked above but updating the SDK/versions mentioned is probably the easiest way

[giordano]

15.5 is very much recent, will break on loads of systems.

[gbaraldi]

Actually looking it seems 15.5 is just the c++23 range stuff. You might get away with earlier specifically 14.3