graphene: export SIMD flags and config info in .pc files, add introspection support #25096
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Summary
Changes to recipe: graphene/[*]
Motivation
Related to #25090.
GTK 4.x expects the
graphene_has_xyzSIMD info to be set in the exported .pc files and fails currently.The .pc files generated by the project export the automatically configured SIMD compiler flags. Updated
package_info()to match that.The introspection info for graphene is required to build introspection info for GTK 4.x.
Details
I guess it might be preferable to make the SIMD options configurable altogether to avoid a potential mismatch between the CI and a consumer. Fortunately, the SIMD features enabled by the project are nothing too exotic (i.e. SSE2 and NEON), I think.