Update ruby-raindrops to 0.13.0.

=== raindrops 0.13.0  several minor fixes and improvements / 2014-02-18 20:59 UTC

  Most notably, this release is necessary for Ruby 2.2 (dev).
  Thanks to Koichi Sasada for the bug report!

  Eric Wong (5):
        Rakefile: remove raa_update task
        last_data_recv: do not assume Unicorn includes all constants
        raindrops.gemspec: add wrongdoc dev dependency
        linux_inet_diag: fix Ruby 2.2 (dev) build
        license: use LGPLv2.1 or later (was LGPL (2.1|3.0)-only)

  Hleb Valoshka (1):
        Remove Scope IDs from IPv6 addresses.
Note update of www/ruby-raindrops package to 0.13.0.
Update ruby-sinatra-contrib to 14.2.

* Add utf-8 magic comment.
* Describe enabling the reloader in non-development environments.
Note update of www/ruby-sinatra-contrib package to 1.4.2.
Update thin to 1.6.2.

== 1.6.2 Doc Brown
 * No longer replace response's body on HEAD request. Ensuring body.close will be called.
 * Remove `---ssl-verify` option as EventMachine doesn't verify the certificate.
 * Fix env['rack.peer_cert'] to return SSL certifcate.

== 1.6.1 Death Proof
 * Regression: Default logger to STDOUT when using outside of CLI.
 * Regression: Downgrade Rack required version back to 1.0 to work w/ prior Rails versions.

== 1.6.0 Greek Yogurt
 * Accept absolute URL in request line, eg.: 'GET http://site.com/he/lo HTTP/1.1'.
 * HEAD request no longer return a body in the response.
 * No longer stop EventMachine's reactor loop unless it was started by Thin.
 * Make request env keys upcasing locale-agnostic.
 * Use Ruby's `Logger` for logging. [Akshay Moghe].
   The logger can now be set using `Thin::Logging.logger=`.
   Tracing of request is handled by a second logger, `Thin::Logging.trace_logger=`.
 * Add --threadpool-size option to configure EM's thread pool size (default: 20).
 * Pipelining is no longer supported.
Note update of www/thin package to 1.6.2.
Remove mention to rdoc's version in comment.
Enable using 21 to RUBY_VER; Ruby 2.1.1.
make the optional-png logics work
Add ruby21-base, base of Ruby 2.1.1.  Ruby 2.1.1 is second release of
Ruby 2.1, post release of Ruby 2.0.

*WARNING!* Not all of ruby pkgsrc are supported yet.

Ruby 2.1 has many improvements including speedup without severe
incompatibilities. You can use this on Rails and other applications, and get a
more comfortable experience.

This release includes many bugfixes. See tickets and ChangeLog for details.

Following the previously announced changed versioning policy of Ruby 2.1, this
version is simply called ¡È2.1.1¡É.

Update: We¡Çve noticed a regression in Hash#reject. For more details, see:
Regression of Hash#reject in Ruby 2.1.1.
Oops, I forgot to update one word.
+ calibre-1.28, galculator-2.1.3.
Add ruby21 package which contains all packages from Ruby 2.1.1
distributuons:

	ruby211-base
	ruby211-gdbm
	ruby211-fiddle
	ruby211-readline
	ruby211-tk package

Notice: ruby-curses was dropped since Ruby 2.1.0.
Add and enable ruby21 and ruby21-base.
Note addition of Ruby 2.1.1 related packages:

	lang/ruby21-base version 2.1.1
	databases/ruby-gdbm version 2.1.1
	devel/ruby-fiddle version 2.1.1
	devel/ruby-readline version 2.1.1
	x11/ruby-tk version 2.1.1nb3
	lang/ruby21 version 2.1.1
Update ruby-mode to 2.1.1 bundled with Ruby 2.1.1.
Note update of devel/ruby-mode package to 2.1.1.
Switch default version of Ruby to 2.0.0.

And add value for Ruby 2.1.1 in description.
Update to R 3.0.3.   update from wen heping.

CHANGES IN R 3.0.3:

NEW FEATURES:

* On Windows there is support for making .texi manuals using
  texinfo 5.0 or later: the setting is in file
  src/gnuwin32/MkRules.dist.

  A packaging of the Perl script and modules for texinfo 5.2 has
  been made available at <URL:
  http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/pub/Rtools/>.

* write.table() now handles matrices of 2^31 or more elements, for
  those with large amounts of patience and disc space.

* There is a new function, La_version(), to report the version of
  LAPACK in use.

* The HTML version of 'An Introduction to R' now has links to PNG
  versions of the figures.

* There is some support to produce manuals in ebook formats. (See
  doc/manual/Makefile.  Suggested by Mauro Cavalcanti.)

* On a Unix-alike Sys.timezone() returns NA if the environment
  variable TZ is unset, to distinguish it from an empty string
  which on some OSes means the UTC time zone.

* The backtick may now be escaped in strings, to allow names
  containing them to be constructed, e.g. `\``.

* read.table(), readLines() and scan() now warn when an embedded
  nul is found in the input.

* KalmanForecast(fast = FALSE) is now the default, and the help
  contains an example of how fast = TRUE can be used in this
  version.  (The usage will change in 3.1.0.)

* strptime() now checks the locale only when locale-specific
  formats are used and caches the locale in use: this can halve the
  time taken on OSes with slow system functions (e.g. OS X).

* strptime() and the format() methods for classes "POSIXct",
  "POSIXlt" and "Date" recognize strings with marked encodings:
  this allows, for example, UTF-8 French month names to be read on
  (French) Windows.

* iconv(to = "utf8") is now accepted on all platforms (some
  implementations did already, but GNU libiconv did not: however
  converted strings were not marked as being in UTF-8).  The
  official name, "UTF-8" is still preferred.

* available.packages() is better protected against corrupt metadata
  files.

* Finalizers are marked to be run at garbage collection, but run
  only at a somewhat safer later time (when interrupts are
  checked).  This circumvents some problems with finalizers running
  arbitrary code during garbage collection (the known instances
  being running options() and (C-level) path.expand()
  re-entrantly).
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