gtksourceview: Support gedit's forked library #4031
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Test Case
What Happens
gedit's text area has major readable issues. When run from the command-line, this warning appears:
Style scheme 'Yaru-dark' cannot be found, falling back to 'tango' default style scheme.Other Info
The gedit maintainer has forked gtksourceview to a new libgedit-gtksourceview library, ignoring advice from several that it was not ideal. Ubuntu 24.04 LTS has gedit 46 where that change has been made.