[Bug 233758] sysutils/burp: Update to 2.2.12

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Lorenzo Salvadore <phascolarctos at protonmail.ch> changed:

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--- Comment #6 from Lorenzo Salvadore <phascolarctos at protonmail.ch> ---
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burp update to 2.1.32

Here is the update.

This is the update to 2.1.32, which according to Fabio is to be considered the
stable version. In a few minutes I will open a new bug report with a new port
called burp-devel, which will keep track of the latest version (2.2.12): I will
give the bug report number here.
The burp-devel port is obtained from burp as a slave port.
Someone with the rights to do it should change the summary of this bug report
with the correct version number.

Changelogs for burp can be found here: https://burp.grke.org/changelog.html
Keep in mind that last version we had in the ports tree was 1.4.40.

Some details about how I changed the port's Makefile:

- Defines PORTVERSION through ?=, so that the slave port burp-devel can
overwrite it with its own value.
- Resets PORTREVISION, since PORTVERSION has been increased.
- Sets myself as MAINTAINER (I adopt the port).
- Adds needed dependency on devel/yajl.
- Reorders variables consistently with the official order.
- Removes uneeded stuff (uneeded targets, patchs, variables...).
- Defines INSTALL_TARGET= install-all to make sure that configuration files are
installed (they will not be installed without).

Everything has been tested successfully with portlint and poudriere
(11.2-RELEASE-p5 i386/amd64).

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