[gmime] Update to 3.2.15, use official build system #42959
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The gmime host dependency is for reusing iconv-detect.h at least for the same cmake system name. Alternatively we could add some files to the port dir. Windows, osx and linux results saved in https://gist.github.com/dg0yt/8451f384696a84ba6d2e70c475e93d0f.
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Stop maintaining the vendored build system which is incomplete even after #42898.
FTR upstream development was always on github, cf. jstedfast/gmime#119. New releases are only there.
We cannot bootstrap the buildsystem from the on-the-fly tarballs, so we must use the official release distfiles.