This removes our in-tree version of portaudio-19 and migrates
mod_portaudio and mod_portaudio_stream to use the system version of
the library.  Our detection of the system library relies on
pkg-config.

call recovery_track on recovering channels once the recovery has completed and fix race condition with repeated recovery

FS-5384 implement support for ring-on-active and ring-on-idle attributes - right now, will just switch from 'ring' to 'indicate only' if set to 0, defaults to 1/on

The new console log function here isn't any more of a channel log than
the old one.  The name was bad, and no one could have been using this
yet since we just ran reswig.  We'll take the same tack the kernel
developers do when replacing a function with an otherwise equivalent
one with a better API.

This allows emitting log messages that include the file name and line
number of the call.  Because we have the session object here, the log
messages can be correctly associated with the session from which they
were emitted.

As when the kernel developers need to 'fix' a system call, we'll just
add a number to the name of the existing function.

If we see a certain number of RTP packets from a host and port other
than was negotiated, we adjust to send our RTP to that host and port.
Traditionally we've waited for 10 packets.  This commit makes the
threshold adjustable by setting the channel variable
`rtp_auto_adjust_threshold` to any positive value less than 2^16.

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Merge pull request #5 in FS/freeswitch from ~KATHLEEN.KING/freeswitch-fork:clang-warnings-werror to master

* commit '1affff9d':
  Fixed a clang-3.5 missing-prototype warning and added doxygen documentation for switch_channel_set_presence_data_vals. #doxygen
  Fixed dead code.
  Fixed trucation of value warning.
  Removed a useless called to abs.
  Removed an autological-pointer-compare from src/switch_utils.c.
  Fixed trucation of value warning.