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Fix implicit function declaration (build error for Xcode 12+) #8
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As of Xcode 12, implicit function declarations are errors rather than warnings. For reasons similar to GPGTools#7, pinentry-curses.c needs to include "memory.h" (rather than <memory.h>) to find the declaration for secmem_free(). (On macOS and other BSD OSes, a <memory.h> system header exists and merely includes <string.h>.)
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(Error originally reported at MacPorts: https://trac.macports.org/ticket/61421)
As of Xcode 12, implicit function declarations are errors rather than warnings:
For reasons similar to #7, pinentry-curses.c needs to include "memory.h" (rather than <memory.h>) to find the declaration for
secmem_free(). (On macOS and other BSD OSes, a <memory.h> system header exists and merely includes <string.h>.)