Update "spruce" package to version 0.5.14. Changes since version 0.5.9:

  o Fixed some IMAPv4r1 issues, seems to be working a little better
    now.
  o Added most of the support for GNU Privacy Guard by using an alpha
    lib Privacy Guard Glue. For GPG support, you must now use
    the --enable-gpg configure flag (./configure --enable-gpg)
    For reference, I'm currently using Pgg-20000116 and as the author
    of Pgg states, new versions are unlikely to be compatable so
    be warned that you may need to have the same Pgg lib that I have.
    I will be maintaining a file specifying which version of Pgg you
    need to use it with Spruce.
  o Fixed the segfault/corruption bug caused when a user deleted a
    message from a mbox spool
  o Various code speedups/cleanups
  o Added some simple multithreading (spruce now requires
    POSIX threads)
  o fixed some segfault-causing assertion errors
  o Added the ability to set customized word-wrap length
  o Fixed a bug which led to a incorrectly formatted date in the
    header if you had set the locale to some other language.
  o Added IMAP cram-md5 (oops, had it commented out before)
  o Due to popular demand, I have added blind carbon-copy
    functionality
  o Fixed a segfault bug in the address book
  o Added more NLS files
  o You can now select multiple addresses in the address book
  o You can choose to have spruce prepend every subject with a
    "Re: " (or a "Fw: " - depending on the situation) or you
    can choose to have spruce only prepend those if they are
    not already in the subject prior to clicking reply/forward
    buttons
  o Finished adding mbox support (hopefully no bugs ;-)
  o Added more command-line arguments and updated the manual
    page to reflect these changes
  o Added support for encrypted connections for POP and IMAP
    thanks to a patch by Erik Forsberg
  o Added a manual page
  o Fixed one last SMTP bug that wouldn't allow a few
    users to send mail.
  o Added French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Portuguese
    NLS support (I wrote a perl script called makepo.pl in
    /po directory. These languages may not be 100% correct)
  o You may now use Fetchmail to retrieve messages rather
    than Spruce's internal Pop3 code.
  o sped up some of the parsers
  o various code cleanups

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