New Package: FocusTimer

[itslucylol]

Agreements

Testing the changes

• I tested the changes in this PR: YES

New package

• This new package conforms to the package requirements: YES

Local build testing

• View individual test results below. Tested across x86_64-glibc, x86_64-musl and aarch64.

This PR...

gom

• Bumped from 0.4 to 0.5.6 to support FocusTimer.

Tested Architectures:

• x86_64-glc: ✅ compiled successfully
• x86_64-musl: ✅ compiled successfully
• aarch64: ✅ compiled successfully

There are some existing packages in this repo that depend on gom-devel (shockingly just two).

• grilo-plugins:
  • x86_64-glc: ✅ compiled successfully with gom 0.5.6
  • x86_64-musl: ✅ compiled successfully with gom 0.5.6
  • aarch64: ✅ compiled successfully with gom 0.5.6
• gnome-builder:
  • x86_64-glc: ✅ compiled successfully with gom 0.5.6
  • x86_64-musl: ✅ compiled successfully with gom 0.5.6
  • aarch64: ✅ compiled successfully with gom 0.5.6

FocusTimer

• Formerly known as Gnome Pomodoro. It's a timer for helping eliminate distractions. It depends on libgom >0.5.0
• Gnome Pomodoro was never a package supported under void, so it does not need to be removed.

Tested Architectures:

• x86_64-glc: ✅ compiled successfully
• x86_64-musl: ❌ build fails due to a difference in the musl compiler (needs source edits)
• aarch64: ✅ compiled successfully

Final notes

I do not believe that gom was ever compiled for any architecture other than x86_64-glibc in the past for void. If I am incorrect, I will go back and add support by adding additional packages. They could not have been supported previously as gom has not added any new dependencies since 0.4, so any packages that do not exist currently, would not have existed when gom was added to the void-packages repo.

I was messing up my cross-compilation in the notes above. This PR's description has been updated with the corrected findings.

If you've read this far, thank you. Have a nice day!

[itslucylol]

It looks like there was actually a previous attempt to port this package back when it was gnome-pomodoro #45883 but the previous maintainer just didn't know what they were doing.