The doc build was failing because of an unpatched `/usr/bin/env` shebang
in the `pygments.rb` gem, and weechat uses asciidoctor with the pygments
highlighter. Adding `python3` to `pygments.rb`'s `buildInputs` fixes it.
Add PHP support, but do not include it in the wrapper by default, because
- it doesn't build on Darwin,
- it doubles the closure size,
- there are no official scripts written in PHP,
- it's probably broken: the [example PHP
script](https://weechat.org/files/doc/stable/weechat_scripting.en.html#register_function)
from the manual fails to load.
Enable build-time tests (except on Darwin as they don't build).
Remove `-DENABLE_JAVASCRIPT=OFF`, which was made the default upstream [a long time
ago](340d6646a6).
Add myself as a maintainer.
First, this closes#167972 by explicitly disabling Python tests for the
backported pycrypto library. Those tests were written for Python 2 only.
Furthermore, the meta.knownVulnerabilities attribute was added as the
last weechat-otr upstream release was in 2018-03 [0] and the backported
Debian package of pycrypto is from 2020-04 [1]. As there are no known
vulnerabilities for weechat-otr itself, pycrypto "is unmaintained,
obsolete, and contains security vulnerabilities" [2]. Even with Debian's
patches, this is no good situation.
As weechat-otr being a security and privacy related software, it should
be made obvious, that its code base is old and unmaintained.
[0] https://github.com/mmb/weechat-otr/releases/tag/v1.9.2
[1] https://salsa.debian.org/sramacher/python-crypto/-/tags/debian%2F2.6.1-13.1
[2] https://www.pycrypto.org/
server.py tries to launch a matrix_sso_helper binary when connecting to
a homeserver that uses some SSO mechanism instead of plain login and
password, but doesn't have $out/bin in $PATH.
Using substituteInPlace to patch server.py so that the helper process is
started by using its actual filesystem location instead of relying on
$PATH.
Fixes: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/124186
