Hi Danny!

> please, for existing packages, try to be as clear as possible in the commit
> messages in what is changed (only one related set of things should be changed
> per commit).
> 
> In this case the commit confounds things:
> 
> * Changing the build-system reference.  This does not enable runtime
> features--which is what the commit message's topic stated that the commit does.
> * Changing the autoconf method.  This does not enable runtime features--which
> is what the commit message's topic stated that the commit does.
> * Adding Python as a NATIVE input.  What is that about?  Is profanity using
> a Python program as a compiler only?
> * I think that moving those native-inputs to inputs, while correct, does not
> enable runtime features--which is what the commit message's topic stated that
> the commit does.
> * Please use two spaces (after the period) in order to separate sentences.
> * Moving blocks around makes review much harder for users.
> 
> The goal of those commit messages, and of the commit rules, is to make it
> easy for each user to see at a glance what topic each commit changes.

You are correct. I always do these in a hurry, sorry about that. Please
find the attached patches.

Regards,
RG.