Explain which subset of libjpeg is bundled and why
This is a summary of an email explanation from the upstream maintainer (Felix Riemann <friemann@gnome.org>). No need to issue a build just for this.
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@ -46,8 +46,11 @@ Requires: gsettings-desktop-schemas
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Requires: glib2%{?_isa} >= %{glib2_version}
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Requires: gtk3%{?_isa} >= %{gtk3_version}
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# Contains some files from the Independent JPEG Group's implementation of
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# the libjpeg library.
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# Contains some files from the Independent JPEG Group's implementation of the
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# libjpeg library. They are the parts that are used by the jpegtran tool, which
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# are unfortunately not provided as part of libjpeg's API. They neither parse
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# files (or Exif data) nor allocate memory by themselves. They only work on
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# the data and functions provided by libjpeg.
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Provides: bundled(libjpeg)
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%description
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