With the popularity of ACME clients providing access to free "official" TLS certs
some users want to make use of those with strongSwan. The too restrictive AppArmor
policy caused grief to some users which reported about it on the upstream mailing list:

https://lists.strongswan.org/pipermail/users/2017-February/010537.html
https://lists.strongswan.org/pipermail/users/2021-October/015121.html



Signed-off-by: Simon Deziel <simon@sdeziel.info>

tpm plugin: compile against the tpm2 software stack (tss2)

See merge request !11

d/rules: configure with --enable-tss-tss2
d/control: build-depend on libtss2-dev

Closes: #994396, LP: #1940079

Update to upstream version '5.9.1'
with Debian dir ca9947255e86d4730d31a8fb8afa324c092b3c05

Update to upstream version '5.9.0'
with Debian dir 4d3ef952b4f1bdbb71d22b381157446a12e67b64

Bullseye toolchain enforce it by default so no need here

Update to upstream version '5.8.4'
with Debian dir 4c58b2b1dd428a8831f9f8b25e0efc110e4eeb88

Closes: #951016

this is needed for init-system-helper to add the proper dependencies

Update to upstream version '5.8.2'
with Debian dir d18f9f24a66697b0304850026bcd315ed49fee11

Closes: #946148

Update to upstream version '5.8.1'
with Debian dir 0e5e91742d977c2c4412fad0222e96d6aee4bf14