QXlsx and Stellarium: Upgrade to Qt6 #57000
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QXlsx: Split package into regular and -devel packages. Added vlicense because the project uses MIT license and the license text was missing. The library is now built as a shared one. stellarium: Added support for 32bit architectures by removing qt6-webengine dependency on them. i686 has a regression because it previously used qt5-webengine, now it requires this workaround too.
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QXlsx: Upgraded to Qt6. Split package into regular and -devel packages. Added vlicense because the project uses MIT license and the license text was missing. The library is now built as a shared one.
Stellarium: Upgraded to Qt6, which causes a regression on i686 because it can no longer be compiled with Qt Webengine. It's possible to compile Stellarium without it, it will use the system's web browser instead. 32bit Arm support has been newly added. It uses the same workaround as i686.
I guess if you want maximum hardware compatibility, you could keep using Qt5 and only make qt5-webengine optional but I think it's redundant work.
Also note that this is a second attempt of this PR because I didn't set up my email address correctly on github the last time (#56838). Hopefully it's good now.
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