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Would it be possible to undo the patch that integrated custom themes
into Emacs cvs?

It might be easier to redo theme support from scratch, than make the
current code work...  I mean, if nobody really understand the ideas
behind the design of custom themes, it is unlikely that stepwise
refinement of the code will produce something useful.