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In my trawl through unmaintained port fetch errors, I'm coming across
more and more libraries in a similar state - old, unfetchable, and
unused by the rest of the tree. General guidance appreciated. I think
it's better to nuke them and save the maintenance effort for other
stuff. Should I just rack up a list and post them here later?