Bump version, fix dependencies and add gcc10 patch

[gardar]

• Bump version of firmware-mod-kit, there hasn't been a release for a long time but the master branch has had some activity.
• Replaced the python-magic2 dependency with the python3 equivalent.
• Added a patch for gcc10

[kpcyrd]

This renames the package, you're welcome to create and maintain firmware-mod-kit-git in the AUR yourself. Also note that using git+git://github.com is insecure, can lead to rce and should be replaced with git+https://github.com.

[gardar]

Ah right, I renamed since I thought it would be needed to comply with the rules of aur, is there any way to keep the name while still grabbing the code from git? Perhaps by pinning it to a certain commit rather than following the branch.

The latest released version of firmware-mod-kit is way outdated and doesn't build unless we'd apply the changes from master through a patch or something like that.

[kpcyrd]

Please signup at the aur to create the package yourself, this is more efficient than asking somebody else to maintain a package for you. :)

That the latest version is broken is unfortunate, but instead of pulling directly from the git repository you'd need to backport the individual patches to the last stable release to fix the compile issues. This can be quite cumbersome, so I'd recommend to urge upstream to cut a new release instead.

[gardar]

I already maintain a few packages in aur so that's not the issue, I just wanted to contribute to this package as it's broken and has been for some time.
I submitted a request for a new release, let's see how it goes.
rampageX/firmware-mod-kit#174