Set AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR for libtoolize #940
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The three packages here fail to build on Ventura arm64/Xcode 14 on
libtoolize: putting auxiliary files in '../..'.which is not writable by fink-bld. On x86_64 with Xcode 11.3-14.2 the same
libtool2version uses.as the default directory. So this might be an issue with thelibtool2default setup on arm; but it can also be fixed at the package level by explicitly setting the auxiliary directory path.I've checked for all packages directly calling
libtoolize -f(but notglibtoolize), though inlibpaper1it's called fromautoreconf -fi.watchmanthrew a number of deprecation warnings-as-errors that are also addressed here.