type gshort defined in wrong header/library

[Jeff Johnson]

gtk-2.0 and gtk-3.0 can't share things because header cross-pollination
will break a lot of stuff.

Two types are defined in gtk-2.0 which should be in glib-2.0. One is
straightforward, it's a derived type not appearing in a header directly,
that's an array of gdoubles which is used to get the right definition of
a struct member.

The more complicated case is gshort, which clearly belongs to glib, see
this snip from upstream:

/usr/include/glib-2.0/glib/gtypes.h:typedef short gshort;

However, for some reason our import assigns it to gdk-2.0 and puts it
in the header gtk-2.0/gdk/gdk.h It shouldn't hurt anything to move it,
but it is a change to published specs - in fact, to all specs going back
to LSB 3.1.

Proposed adjust:

#INSERT INTO `Type` VALUES
(12809,'gshort','Typedef',626,'','No','No','No',NULL,'libgdk-x11-2.0',0);
UPDATE Type SET Tlibrary='libglib-2.0',Theadgroup=609 WHERE Tid=12809;
#INSERT INTO `Type` VALUES
(12859,'gdouble[128]','Array',626,'','No','No','Yes',NULL,'libgdk-x11-2.0',0);
UPDATE Type SET Tlibrary='libglib-2.0',Theadgroup=0 WHERE Tid=12859;

(since the array type does not appear in a header, it's better to not
give it a Theadgroup at all)