FAIL: tests/cpan.scm, tests/gem.scm, tests/pypi.scm, tests/crate.scm

FAIL: tests/cpan.scm, tests/gem.scm, tests/pypi.scm, tests/crate.scm

[John Darrington]

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After merging a very recent master, I get four test failures when running make check:

FAIL: tests/pypi.scm
FAIL: tests/cpan.scm
FAIL: tests/gem.scm
FAIL: tests/crate.scm


Looking in test-suite.log there is the rather odd messge:

actual-value: #f
actual-error:
+ (wrong-number-of-args
+   #f
+   "Wrong number of arguments to ~A"
+   (#<procedure 3bc1660 at ice-9/eval.scm:416:20 (a)>)
+   #f)
result: FAIL



I know that it used to work, so using git bisect I tracked this down to
commit 81e0bc1834490a1a8092c75a0733b15c2b407285  and reverting this commit
indeed fixes the problem.

What does this commit do?  Do we really need it?

J'





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