About 25 packages have reports from -Wdiscarded-qualfiers on their
fedora-gcc checks (and will have for fedora-clang).  These arose 
from updating to Fedora 44, and as far as we can see, from its update
to gcc 2.43.

These are of the form

  datetime_360.c:705:27: warning: initialization discards ‘const’ qualifier from pointer target type [-Wdiscarded-qualifiers]

and arise from calls to strstr or similar with a 'const char *' first argumnet

The C23 standard says

"If the array to be searched is const-qualified, the result pointer will be to a const-qualified element. If the array to be searched is not const-qualified) the result pointer will be to an unqualified element."

The best fix is to assign the return value as const char *.  If that is not
possible, consider whether the first argument should really be char *, and
as a last resort add a cast.  So

                const char *q = ...
                char* p = strstr(q, "%OS");

coule be changed to either of

                const char* p = strstr(q, "%OS");
                char* p = (char *) strstr(q, "%OS");