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From: "Richard M. Stallman" <rms@gnu.org>
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    Unfortunately it seems that if you try to use define-fringe-bitmap
    _without_ doing the above require, it will never work after that, even

Perhaps we should rename the function define-fringe-bitmap to
define-fringe-bitmap-internal, and define a trivial new
autoloaded define-fringe-bitmap in fringe.el.  That way,
any attempt to call the function will load the necessary file.