gstreamer 1.4.4

Closes #34156.

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gst-plugins-base 1.4.4

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gst-plugins-good 1.4.4

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gst-plugins-bad 1.4.4

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gst-libav 1.4.4

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gst-plugins-ugly 1.4.4

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gst-libav: update 1.4.4 bottle.
gst-plugins-bad: update 1.4.4 bottle.
gst-plugins-base: update 1.4.4 bottle.
gst-plugins-good: update 1.4.4 bottle.
gst-plugins-ugly: update 1.4.4 bottle.
gstreamer: update 1.4.4 bottle.
language/python: make sure site_packages is writable
doctor: check that Python site-packages directory is writable
doctor: don't complain if reads_brewed_pth_files? is nil

Closes #33957.
lastpass-cli: Add HEAD option

Closes #34203.

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nanomsg 0.5-beta

Closes #34202.

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nanomsg: add 0.5-beta bottle.
Wireshark: Update dependencies

Recommend c-ares. Otherwise name resolution is done synchronously, which is excruciatingly slow when your capture file contains a sufficient number of unique addresses.

Remove the PCRE dependency. We switched GRegex (glib's PCRE wrapper) a while back.

Closes #34133.

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Wireshark: remove --with-ssl

I'm pretty sure --with-ssl (which triggers linking against libcrypto) can be removed. As I recall it's a leftover from the days when we used Net-SNMP. Most of our decryption support is handled by gcrypt and GNUTLS.

Closes #34133.

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