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This updates AqBanking and Gwenhywfar to their most recent versions.
Since the upstream project didn't provide changelogs, here are the Git
subject lines for AqBanking:
* prepared release 6.6.0
* added aqofxconnect-tool to .gitignore
* added missing .gitignore
* csv: added profile for comdirect depot status reports.
* aqhbci: fixed a bug (was not clearing "MODIFIED" flag in _saveUser)
* Improved im/exporter script for CAMT 053.001.02 (thanks to Jan Vlug)
* configure pain.001.001.09 as a sepa profile
* add pain.001.001.09 profile to xml imexporter
* configure pain.001.001.03 as a sepa profile
* fix typo in description field
* aqhbci: only mark pin "bad" if the server reports it as such.
* aqhbci: added methodId "Q1S" to map. Increased verbosity.
* increased verbosity, retry gmp_snprintf() on error
* New version submitted by Jan Vlug. Thanks!
... and for Gwenhywfar:
* Released 5.12.0
* Prepared release 5.12.0
* msgio: add argument REASON to GWEN_MsgRequest_Abort()
* msgio: add class GWEN_REQUEST.
* msgio/endpoint: added reference counter.
* timestamp: added GWEN_Timestamp_AddSeconds().
* msgio: improved error handling.
* test: adjusted to latest changes.
* parser: fixed a typo.
* msgio: added fields ID and REFID to ipc messages. Use new
convenience fns of GWEN_MSG.
* msgio: added missing change.
* msgio: improved GWEN_MSG, added convenience functions.
* msgio: introduce GWEN_MsgEndpoint_GetNextMessageId()
* Use pkgconf for gpg-error build flags
* Fixed call to readlink().
* gsa: fixed handling of symbolic links.
* incremented version.
* gwenbuild: use lstat if possible (otherwise symbolic links will be
resolved).
* gwenbuild: also install symbolic links for libs.
I didn't do a thorough test of whether AqBanking fully works since I
don't have that setup while on the road. But given that rudimentary
tests of aqbanking-cli and aqhbci-tool4 work, I think it's very unlikely
that this would introduce a lot of bugs on our end.
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