passagemath-objects: Add version 10.8.13

[luhenry]

• Package: passagemath-objects
• Version: 10.8.13
• Source: https://github.com/passagemath/passagemath/tree/main/pkgs/sagemath-objects
• Docs: https://passagemath.org/docs/latest

Compiles Sage's core structure/coercion/category engine - 62 Cython modules under sage/structure, sage/cpython, sage/categories, sage/misc, sage/libs/gmp. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.

Mirrors upstream's own sdist release recipe (build/pkgs/sagemath_objects/spkg-src).

Differs from upstream

• Builds the sdist via a sparse monorepo checkout + ./bootstrap, not the full ./configure && make python_build chain - that bootstraps the whole Sage distribution, unneeded for this split package's own sdist
• Adds dnf install gmp-devel mpfr-devel libmpc-devel - system packages satisfy Sage's own minimum-version checks, no from-source build needed
• Drops musllinux - gmpy2, a hard runtime dependency, has no musllinux riscv64 wheel

Testing: same as upstream (none - this split package carries no doctest step)

License: Adds the package's own LICENSE (GPL-2.0-or-later); upstream's sdist/wheel ship the licence expression but no licence text at all.

Patches

• 0001-add-the-package-s-own-licence-file.patch - To upstream (not yet submitted). Without it the wheel carries a licence expression with no accompanying text. Reproduces off riscv64 too.

Verified the sdist step locally against the real upstream checkout: produces a 693 KB sdist, matching upstream's released size.

[luhenry]

check_commit_messages (job 116266216435) failed on the initial pull_request: opened snapshot of this PR's body, which still had the auto-injected "Generated by Claude Code" footer at the moment that webhook fired. The footer was stripped via update_pull_request immediately after creation (confirmed removed in the current PR body above). The edited-triggered re-run of pr-checks.yml picks up the corrected body and should resolve this on its own — not a real failure, no action needed.

[luhenry]

python_sdist (10.8.13) failure: fixed in 1c84989

What failed: job 116282397236, step "Render pyproject.toml": ./bootstrap: No such file or directory (exit 127).

Root cause: the non-cone sparse-checkout: list of passagemath/passagemath@passagemath-10.8.13 only named subdirectories (build, m4, pkgs/sagemath-objects, src/sage/...), so the root-level bootstrap script was never checked out. I reproduced this locally with the same tag and the same pattern list.

Once bootstrap was present it ran, but it also needs the root pyproject.toml. Its SPKG_INSTALL_REQUIRES_* macros come from build/bin/sage-get-system-packages install-requires-toml, which reads constraints from $SAGE_ROOT/pyproject.toml first. Without that file it silently falls back to build/pkgs/<pkg>/version_requirements.txt, which holds only bare names. The result was a pkgs/sagemath-objects/pyproject.toml with unconstrained 'cython', 'gmpy2', 'cysignals', where upstream has 'cython >=3.1.0,<3.4.0', 'gmpy2 ~=2.1.b999' and so on.

Fix: added /bootstrap and /pyproject.toml (both anchored to the repo root) to the sparse list, and corrected the step comment that explains why. No other changes.

Local validation (same tag, the exact pattern list extracted from the updated workflow, patch applied, then ./bootstrap):

• ./bootstrap exits 0 and renders pkgs/sagemath-objects/pyproject.toml.
• The rendered pyproject.toml matches the one in the PyPI passagemath_objects-10.8.13.tar.gz sdist exactly (ignoring trailing whitespace).
• One expected, non-fatal error remains in the log: aclocal: error: 'configure.ac' is required / bootstrapping sage_conf failed. A no-argument ./bootstrap runs every spkg's hook, and sage_conf's hook runs autoconf for the full Sage distribution, which this split build doesn't need. That failure only skips the rest of its own 8-package sage-package bootstrap batch (sage_docbuild, sage_setup, sagelib, ...). sagemath_objects is in a different batch, and the script's exit status is unaffected.

I did not run the later "build sdist" step locally, so the next CI run is the first real test of it.

[luhenry]

The python_sdist failure (ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'setuptools') isn't riscv64-specific — it'd fail identically on any platform.

python -m build --sdist --no-isolation uses the current environment as-is instead of creating one from build-system.requires, so the build backend (setuptools.build_meta, per the rendered pyproject.toml) must already be installed. The uv pip install step only installed build, passagemath-setup, and passagemath-environment, so importing the backend failed.

Fixed by adding setuptools to that install line.

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