- Update to 2.3.2
  This is an ABI-compatible update for the 2.3.x series that
  includes all fixes since the 2.3.1 release.
  In particular, this release fixes two crashes:
  Certain older (generally 7-12 year old) CPUs including Intel
  x86-64 (Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge) and Intel Atom
  (Goldmont/Apollo Lake) microarchitectures that support SSE 4.2
  SIMD instructions but do not support the initial AVX set and
  XSAVE, or other CPUs where the OS has disabled AVX and XSAVE
  support, will crash when trying to evaluate a Lut1D or Lut3D in
  OCIO libraries compiled with SSE enabled (which is the default).
  More recent CPUs (e.g., those supporting AVX2 or higher) should
  not be affected.
  Users of the Linux Python bindings via PyPI will crash when
  trying to use OCIO from within another application that has been
  compiled with the new libstdc++ ABI, per the requirements of the
  VFX Platform for CY2023 and CY2024.
  Bug fixes and minor enhancements:
  - PR #1935, Prevent trying to use AVX instructions on certain
    CPUs that don't support them
  - PR #1933, Add manylinux_2_28 Python wheels for compliance with
    the current VFX Platform libstdc++ ABI
  - PR #1929, Fix ssse3 detection typo
  - PR #1921, Fix build break with custom PyString installs by
    always using system include pystring.h
  - PR #1924, Fix narrowing conversion error in unit test on
    riscv64
  - PR #1925, Enhance the ociochecklut command-line tool to print
    the output after each step
- drop a95febc7.patch: fixed in update

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