cntlm: set new repository and update to 0.94.0

[fralken]

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Original cntlm has not be maintained since 2012.
A new repository was created on GitHub and actively maintained since 2018.
A new release has ben created recently, with many new features.
Changes are:

• versioning is now standard
• no need to run as root as a service
• test: cntlm -h now exits with 0
• test: fixed typo in 502 response

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[daeho-ro]

Are you a fork? It seems that the upstream is still updating some codes.

• https://sourceforge.net/p/cntlm/code/HEAD/tree/cntlm/

And other distros are keeling the original, too.

• https://repology.org/project/cntlm/versions

[fralken]

Indeed this is a fork.

It's quite surprising that after so many years there is (apparently) a new commit in the original project, but you can see that the diffs of r273 on Sourceforge are the same of our Github fork that were made on March 7th 2012 (imported from Sourceforge).

Also, you can see from the history that the previous commit was in 2011.

[SMillerDev]

Does it match the requirements documented in https://docs.brew.sh/Acceptable-Formulae#not-a-fork-usually?

[fralken]

No, actually it doesn't. I missed this section in the documentation, and it does make sense. Thank you for pointing this out. I guess this PR can be rejected, then.