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> No problem.  I'm not sure why my local build tests didn't pick
> this breakage but it happens.  I still feel bad breaking world
> for everyone again.  :(

The only way to know for sure is to have a spare, scratch machine that
you check out the committed sources from and build from scratch on.
Otherwise you can't be sure that you don't have something
uncommitted/weird about your machine.  Very inconvenient :-(.

Second best is to checkout into a clean tree and build there.

Warner