CTAN update: expltools

Vít Starý Novotný submitted an update to the

                  expltools

package.

Version:  2025-05-05
License:  lppl1.3c gpl2+

Summary description:  Development tools for expl3 programmers

Announcement text:
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 ### explcheck v0.9.1

 #### Fixes

 - Do not crash when `% noqa` is used.
   (reported by @muzimuzhi in #79, fixed in #81)

 - Allow any number of spaces and percent signs before `noqa`.
   (reported by @muzimuzhi in #80, fixed in #81)

 #### Continuous integration

 - Continuously prune the default config file `explcheck-config.toml`. (#78)

   The default config file `explcheck-config.toml` preconfigures
   many packages to prevent false positive detections of issues.
   However, as the capabilities of explcheck grow, many of these
   configurations are outdated and no longer necessary.

   This change adds a script `prune-explcheck-config.lua` that reads
   the default configuration and regression test results and then
   tests which parts of the configuration can be removed without
   affecting the results of the static analysis.
   Then, the script reminds the maintainer to remove these parts.

 - Run CI every Monday morning, after the weekly TeX Live Docker
   image has released. (#78)

 - Support simple `.tex` test files without associated `.lua` files. (#81)

 #### Documentation

 - Include the date of generation and the latest obsolete entry
   in the generated file `explcheck-obsolete.lua`. (#78)

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   https://mirrors.ctan.org/support/expltools/

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   Thanks for the upload.

     For the CTAN Team
    Petra Rübe-Pugliese

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