- Update to mutt version 1.6.2 (2016-07-01):
  * send.c: Check $pgp_autoinline and $pgp_replyinline if oppenc is set.
    (closes #3846)
  * The first oppenc call takes place after the initial checks of
    $pgp_autoline and $pgp_replyinline, and doesn't go through the pgp
    menu.
  * Therefore, check for $pgp_autoline and $pgp_replyinline if oppenc is
    set too, to avoid oppenc enabling encryption without INLINE being
    set in those cases.
  * a6a4d6ed0f19 previously cleaned things up so that it is safe to set
    INLINE even if encryption isn't enabled.
  * keymap.c: Fix infinite loop when help is bound to a named key
    combination.
  * Commit a07e8215a0ef introduced a bug in km_error_key, which is
    called when an unbound key is pressed.
  * If help is bound to a sequence containing named keys (e.g. <esc>),
    the raw (untokenized) string would be pushed back into the unget
    buffer. This could lead to an infinite loop of unbound key presses
    triggering more unbound keys being put into the unget buffer.
  * Change km_error_key to tokenize the string before putting it in the
    unget buffer.
  * Much thanks to Jiri Bohac for his bug report, analysis, and initial
    patch!
- Update to neomutt 20160723
  New Features
    New Mail Command - Execute a command on receipt of new mail
    vim-keybindings - Mutt config for vim users
    LMDB - In-memory header caching database
    SMIME Encrypt to Self - Secure storage of sensitive email
  Bug Fixes

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