Astrometry.net 0.96: support for numpy 2.0

Thanks to @branchvincent for the PRs!

Astrometry.net 0.95: small fixes for Python3.12 & better Dockerfiles

Minor update on 0.94

Astrometry.net 0.94: minor changes to versioning & build

• PEP440-compatible version string for python git builds (eg "0.94.dev1")
• change to use pkg-config for netpbm and jpeg

Astrometry.net 0.93: minor update for numpy compatibility

This release includes just a few fixes after 0.92 that allow it to work with the new numpy 1.24 release.

Astrometry.net 0.92: 92% of the way to (astrometric) perfection

Minor improvements over 0.91:

• pre-run 'swig' in the 'solver' directory so that 'make py' should work without swig
• fix some SYSTEM_GSL issues in the Makefiles

Astrometry.net 0.91: 91% of the way to (astrometric) World Domination

Miscellaneous minor changes, most notably removing calls to deprecated functionality in numpy that was finally removed in their recent 1.23 release.

Astrometry.net 0.89: fix build error on 32-bit platforms

This is a small fix for 32-bit platforms. No changes for anyone else. Tagging for Debian packaging efforts.

Astrometry.net 0.88: fix issue on recent Mac OSX

People have reported (https://groups.google.com/g/astrometry/c/F0P5yoxvyNk/m/WpehXN22AgAJ?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer&pli=1) issues related to handling inf values (HUGE_VAL in the code), since we use --finite-math-only. This fix removes the use of HUGE_VAL as a default signalling value.

There shouldn't be any functional changes for anyone else.

Astrometry.net 0.85: fix a licensing issue

Primarily, this is to fix a mistake in our licensing: we accidentally had a bit of GPL v2-only code (from the Linux kernel) included; this has been replaced by a BSD-sourced version.

All other changes are minor.

Note that the main development branch name on Github is now "main". Your git client will tell you how to adapt to this change the next time you 'git pull'. It should mostly be transparent.

Astrometry.net 0.82: fix timingpool, streamline os-features

• no user-visible changes
• fixed errors in the revamped timingpool.py
• removed a lot of unnecessary complexity in os-features.c -- eg, always use our vendored QSORT_R function