grub-setup: update version numbers in example to match LFS 11.2
grub-efi: tag for 11.2
freetype2: tag for 11.2
brotli: tag for 11.2
harfbuzz: tag for 11.2
glib2: don't run test suite as root (text only change)
graphite2: tag for 11.2
libxml2: align explanation with acutal command (text only change)
libpng: tag for 11.2
efibootmgr: tag for 11.2
efivar: tag for 11.2
mandoc: tag for 11.2
Starting with python-3.10.6, no warning is issued if
"import distutils" is used in a python script. So the
corresponding sed can be removed. It was wrong anyway for
gpgme-1.18.0, because the line number had changed.
Update to node.js-16.16.0
Update to php-8.1.8
Add security patch for Dovecot (fixes CVE-2022-30550)
Update to seamonkey-2.53.13
Update to gnupg-2.3.7
Mark git as a security update
Add "| cut -f 1" to efibootmgr command for checking the configuration,
so long boring paths will not show up.
Update unifont version, and kernel version (in example) by the way.
They are already in LFS so there is no significant reason not to use
them. Using gdbm may cause license issue but AFAIK as long as we don't
edit gdbm or zsh code in a hidden way we'll not violate the license.
And zsh does not use pam_cap (or any PAM module) at all. Perhaps we
should perform a cleanup on pam_cap dependencies.
The kernel dev describes late loading as "just lottery and broken".
From Linux 5.19 it will produce a warning and taint the kernel. And, we
can simply compare the microcode version number to know if there is an
update so there is no reason to use late loading at all.
Update the example for Intel microcode by the way.
