Periodic aged package report

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Periodic check of Arch out of date packages. This considered are purely
my opinion of those that are sufficiently 'relevant'. Apologies to any
others.

The really good news is that there really aren't many ! 
Big congrats for the hard work keeping Arch awesome and up to date.

Note that, some are excluded when they are work in progress and/or
involve a significant amount of work (provided they are not "too" old,
which none are).

Arch is doing an amazing job keeping our core/key packages like
compiler tools, python, systemd, kernel and other vital packages very
up to date.

What remains are a few that are relevant enough (imho) to make the
list. 

I am using 3 metrics of age:

   - Num-B
     The number of releases we are behind
     Some packages have frequent updates some do not.

   - Age 
     The number of days between the arch version and the latest

   - New: 
     How recent was the latest released (days ago from today)


Package             Arch        Curr    Date      num-b  Age    New
------------------  ----------  ------  -------- ------ ------ ----   
apparmor            3.1.7-5     4.0.3   08/15/24    4    195     55  
biber               1:2.19-4    2.20    03/21/24    1    321    202 
dkms                3.0.12-1    3.1.0   10/01/24    2    373      8   
python-cryptography 42.0.8-1    43.0.1  09/03/24    2     91     36   
python-setuptools   1:69.5.1-1  75.1.0  09/13/24    22   153     26  
yubioath-desktop    5.1.0-3     7.1.0   09/25/24    12  1234     14 (1)


(1) Now called yubico-authenticator

-- 
Gene

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