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Introspection was unhappy with workbook_sheets.  Hack around that.

Instead of dropping them on the floor, preserve the contents in ERROR("...")

Probably not that useful, but still.

Bump gda dependency to 6.0.0

See merge request !18

Port gnome-glossary to Python 3

See merge request !17

Unref, use, unref is probably not a good idea.

There are more, but it's hard to see if we or python are to blame.

We don't want warnings associated with the python malloc (which doesn't
believe in the C standard and likes to read random memory).

Don't access a non-tuple (for py_printf) as a tuple.

We don't need to unconst C strings anymore.

So we can see the commands run.

Unfortunately, I have to turn off "cs" translations.  I am unable to
release without.  The cause is an itstool and/or libxml2 bug that causes
the build process to crash, see

   https://github.com/itstool/itstool/issues/22

You can turn "cs" back on for yourself, but please do not commit such
a change.

I apologize for having to do this, especially since distributions that
patch itstool and/or libxml2 probably won't notice and undo this.  The
net result is likely to be that the cs translation does not reach users.

Morten Welinder, 20210308.  (If that seems like a long time ago and
if the bug link suggests improvement in the situation, feel free to
discuss with me on the gnumeric mailing list.)

valgrind doesn't track that right.

Excel's 12.75pts doesn't cut it anymore.

Compute the height that a number will get -- see cb_max_cell_height -- and
make sure we are that tall.