An update of Calamares to the latest upstream release, version 1.1.3, which fixes some bugs in the partitioning component and adds some new optional features that are disabled by default in Fedora packaging.

The change log for this release includes:

• An all new WebView module, which allows the deployer to show any web page in a WebKit environment. The module is disabled by default in the Fedora settings.conf and shipped in the calamares-webview subpackage (because it is not used in the default configuration and depends on qt5-qtwebkit).
• An all new License module, which allows the deployer to require acceptance of licensing terms for proprietary components. The module is disabled by default in the Fedora settings.conf. The shipped license.conf is a dummy example template. Remixes which include proprietary components should ship a /etc/calamares/settings.conf that enables the module and a /etc/calamares/modules/license.conf that lists the actual proprietary components and their licenses.
• Enhanced autologin defaults customization: There is a new boolean option doAutologin in users.conf (defaulting to false in Fedora) that determines whether autologin defaults to on or off. (This is only the default setting, it can be overridden by the user.)
• Support for blacklisting modules at build time. (No modules are currently blacklisted in the Fedora packaging.)
• Service disabling support in the Services module. (The list of services to disable can be configured in services.conf and defaults to the empty list in Fedora packaging.)
• Several bug fixes in the partitioning component: the required -F flag is now also passed to mkfs.ext2 (not just ext3 and ext4); LOOP, UNKNOWN and read-only devices are no longer shown; and LUKS partitions no longer crash the partitioner (but cannot be set up yet, this will be fixed in the upcoming Calamares 2.0).