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We can avoid this kind of mess in the future if the "-rc*" releases
really are "release candidates" instead of "just another diff".
Ie. they are done as patches _and_ tarballs, then the final can just
be done with a "cp" command.

That will make errors like this one more likely to be
caught.
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