Out of curiosity, looking for files that seemingly without good cause had the com.apple.quarantine extended attribute on them, I noticed that almost all (417 out of 425) of the files installed for port libsdl had it on them (as well as two files for xephem: /opt/local/share/xephem/auxil/wmm.cof and /opt/local/share/xephem/lo/lodb.xml).
That was on a system running Mojave, with not as many ports installed as some of my other systems. On a system running Catalina, in addition to those, I saw the attribute on about 155 of the 962 files installed by wxPython-3.0. Nothing bit me in the eyeballs looking at the Portfile for libsdl, so I don't know why this happened. But it happened consistently on at least two systems, and I didn't do anything particularly strange installing MacPorts on them. But since _most_ ports don't leave that sort of mess around, I'm thinking it shouldn't have happened. AFAIK, it hasn't caused any problems (give or take that extended attributes do consume a slight amount of disk space); but all oddities are IMO suspect that they might be suggestive of something not being done in the usual or correct manner (with the possibility of additional un-noticed repercussions), so I thought that having noticed this, I'd mention it.
