html-xml-utils 7.0: update to 8.6

[vike2000]

Built and installed fine but yet only manually tested and seen working like:
…|w3hxselect 'Events>Event:last-child',
…|w3hxselect 'Events>Event:nth-last-child(2)' and
…|w3hxselect 'Events>Event:nth-last-child(6)~*'
on macOS 10.13.6 (High Sierra) - the …last-child selectors
was the reason I wanted a version >= 7.2 (released 2017).

ports/textproc/html-xml-utils/Portfile

@@ -3 +3 @@
 PortSystem          1.0
 
 name                html-xml-utils
-version             7.0
-revision            5
+version             8.6
+revision            0
 categories          textproc
-platforms           darwin
 maintainers         nomaintainer
 license             W3C
 
@@ -14 +13 @@
 
 long_description    ${description}
 
-homepage            http://www.w3.org/Tools/HTML-XML-utils/
+homepage            https://www.w3.org/Tools/HTML-XML-utils/
 master_sites        ${homepage}
 
-checksums           rmd160  832c7815b8bc1f9b9b15df9b622d38c4d71609d0 \
-                    sha256  e7d30de4fb4731f3ecd4622ac30db9fb82e1aa0ab190ae13e457360eea9460b0
+checksums           rmd160  7e5af01c985b01372b7ee23079140f41607a5522 \
+                    sha256  5e84729ef36ccd3924d2872ed4ee6954c63332dca5400ba8eb4eaef1f2db4fb2 \
+                    size    421530
 
 depends_lib         port:libiconv \
                     port:curl \

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Thanks, a patch is better so that we can see what the changes are. Another option is to submit a pull request, but if you're not familiar with that workflow we can take it from here using the patch.

While we're here, we can also switch the homepage to https (since it redirects from http to https anyway) and remove the platforms darwin line (since that's the default now).

[vike2000]

I don't know if you want my whole Portfile or just some patch to it

[vike2000]

Sound and reasonable. I'll try to remember to look at a PR next patch :) Thanks for the pointers.

The little more testing I did after posting earlier, I did see the new version of w3hxnormalize might have changes (in handling of whitespace) unconfirmed potentially breaking some of my own personal uses of it, but I'll handle that on my end any way, and I'm thinking the behaviour of the binary is a topic for its author (here W3C) while MacPorts just delivers working versions, and unless conflicting with other software, just the latest. That is, I still think bumping to the latest is the right thing.

[vike2000]

In 8def53d093415a757ef49171a2c6cca6c41f1e96/macports-ports (master):

html-xml-utils: Update to 8.6

Closes: #67709