I noticed that the source package recipe for the daily PPA was failing to build for Focal and Groovy, and what started out as a cursory tweaking of the debian/control file to solve that ended up unravelling into the monstrosity you now have before you. I tried to cover most of it in the commit messages, but feel free to ask questions as needed.
Also included is an optimization of all the .png and .svg files in the repository courtesy of ImgBot. I hadn't intended to include those as part of this PR but the amount of time involved in crafting the changes caused me to miss the grace period before the bot's initial run. I do think it's a beneficial change to the package in the long run so I left them in.
I hope this is received in the spirit of helpfulness in which it was created; I had no intention of stepping on any toes when I started. The fact that there are a lot of changes here felt like a reasonable solution to a lot of minor errata that had been accumulating over time and, overall, a better time investment than aiming for minimal disruption.
I noticed that the source package recipe for the daily PPA was failing to build for Focal and Groovy, and what started out as a cursory tweaking of the debian/control file to solve that ended up unravelling into the monstrosity you now have before you. I tried to cover most of it in the commit messages, but feel free to ask questions as needed.
Also included is an optimization of all the .png and .svg files in the repository courtesy of ImgBot. I hadn't intended to include those as part of this PR but the amount of time involved in crafting the changes caused me to miss the grace period before the bot's initial run. I do think it's a beneficial change to the package in the long run so I left them in.
I hope this is received in the spirit of helpfulness in which it was created; I had no intention of stepping on any toes when I started. The fact that there are a lot of changes here felt like a reasonable solution to a lot of minor errata that had been accumulating over time and, overall, a better time investment than aiming for minimal disruption.
Warmly, Peter