* mingw-w64-xapian-core - 1.4.1 - add epoch and include libtool.la file for a config script.
* Revert "scite: Update to v3.7.1"
This reverts commit 799e9aa437.
* Revert "Revert "scite: Update to v3.7.1""
This reverts commit ff2f893be539d50dba9e1450f24c1a8c85fa4836.
* Updates to some python packages
mingw-w64-cython: 0.25.2 - Update to latest version
mingw-w64-libplist - 1.12 - rebuild
mingw-w64-python-babel - 2.3.4 - Update to latest version, rework build process, drop GIT
mingw-w64-python-dateutil - 2.6.0 - Update to latest version
mingw-w64-python-numpy - 1.11.2 - Update to latest version
mingw-w64-python-pandas - 0.19.1 - Update to latest version and rework build process
mingw-w64-python-pip - 9.0.1 - Update to latest version
mingw-w64-python-pytz - 2016.10 - Update to latest version
mingw-w64-python-setuptools - 31.0.0 - Update to latest version
mingw-w64-python-sphinx-alabaster-theme - 0.7.9 - Update to latest version
mingw-w64-python-sphinx - 1.5 - Update to latest version and rework build process.
It is a dependency back to our Python changes that makes our
NumPy changes less palatable from an upstreaming perspective.
Really, we want to know if Python has been built with GCC, and
that is exactly what 'GCC' in sys.version determines.
* Update python2 to 2.7.11
* Update numpy to 1.10.2 (and number the patches).
* New python2 + 3 patch so that sys.version returns
something more similar to normal CPython so that
get_build_architecture in distutils msvccompiler.py
returns the right thing (NumPy uses it so there's
every chance other things will too).
