firefox-esr: update to 91.3.0.

[jdnumm]

Testing the changes:

• I tested the changes in this PR: briefly

Local build testing:

• I built this PR locally for my native architecture, x86_64-glibc

Note:

I use the Patches from Thunderbird and sync the template with Firefox.

[skip CI]

[abenson]

why?

[jdnumm]

I sync the files from srcpkgs/firefox so it is easier to diff them in the future.

[abenson]

I would prefer this and the other PR be combined since they need to be synced anyway.

[jdnumm]

I would prefer this and the other PR be combined since they need to be synced anyway.

I was not sure about this. Is this for other packages as well? Like bundling dependencies?

Some other Questions:

1. Do i use the [skip CI] wrong? The build process has run and throw some errors.

2. I saw the srrcpkgs/firefox-esr/update file. How is this generated? And Why?

[Duncaen]

1. yes it should be [ci skip].
2. the update file is not generated, its added if ./xbps-src update-check firefox-esr does not correctly find if there is a new release. I.e. to change the pattern or the url where to check for new upstream releases. This update check is also used to generate https://alpha.de.repo.voidlinux.org/void-updates/void-updates.txt.

Generally for firefox updates its good to do also a musl and maybe a cross compiled test build just to make sure, if you don't have the resources I can do that.

[jdnumm]

@Duncaen if i am helpfull here i will keep this package up to date in the future. But in the moment the whole void package thing is new to me. Anyway i managed to cross compile builds for aarch64-musl, aarch64 and native for x86_64-musl.

./xbps-src -m ~/masterdir-musl binary-bootstrap x86_64-musl
./xbps-src -m ~/masterdir-musl pkg firefox-esr

sudo xbps-install -S cross-aarch64-linux-gnu
./xbps-src -a aarch64 pkg firefox-esr

sudo xbps-install -S cross-aarch64-musl
./xbps-src -a aarch64-musl pkg firefox-esr

[Duncaen]

Ok nice. You don't have to install the cross compilers on the host system, xbps-src installs them into the masterdir.