I've created a `.dir-locals.el` in a C project I work on:

~~~
((nil . ())
 (c-mode . ((c-file-style . "stroustrup")))
 )
~~~

However, when visiting a file in the project all labels have a minimum
indent of 1.  After quite a bit of digging I found that this behaviour
comes from `'c-label-minimum-indentation` and the GNU hook.

My questions:

1. Why is the GNU hook there at all?  (As far as I understand the
   Stroustrup style shouldn't include it.)
2. Is it possible to control the minimum label indentation from the
   style?
3. Apparently `'c-label-minimum-indentation` isn't safe for dir local
   settings, so what does the typical Emacs user do, mark the value 0
   as safe for `'c-label-minimum-indentation`, or simple set it to 0
   in `~/.emacs.d/init.el`?

Thankful for any and all answers/suggestions/replies.

/M

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