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Subject: [bug#31018] [PATCH] Improvements for our Emacs build system and fixes.
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To: Maxim Cournoyer <maxim.cournoyer@gmail.com>, 31018@debbugs.gnu.org


This is a very long patchset, and it's getting a little unwieldy to
review. I'll start by pushing some of the simpler patches to
master. Then, we can come back and discuss the rest.