pidgin/pidgin

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Use source built libpurple.la when building gir files

When running g-ir-scanner to generate Pidgin-3.0.gir, if the
installed libpurple.so didn't match the symbols in the built
version, it could fail. This is because g-ir-scanner was linking
to the installed version instead of the built one.

This patch makes it look at the pkg-config file to find the
right version, which in this case is pointed to by the uninstalled
pc file. I expected the --include-uninstalled flag to be what was
needed for this, but I couldn't get it to work.

Additionally, this patch sets the package name for the
Purple-3.0.gir for completeness.
For information on hacking on Pidgin, Finch, or libpurple, see:
https://developer.pidgin.im