calibre: update to 9.8.0#60411
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The upgrade from 8.7 to 9.8 dropped two patches which the upsteam already included, and adds a new one. The new patch disables "piper" which I believe is some form of neural network-enabled TTS with unreleased (i.e. ahead of release + vendored) dependencies. A quick survey of other repos seems to reveal it to be disabled in some other package repositories. (e.g. OpenSUSE)
Testing the changes
I am successfully using this for my own usecases.
Local build testing