debian/emacs-common.README.in: drop vestigial ".elc removal" notice

Long irrelevant since switching to base the packaging on the upstream
source repository.

diff --git a/debian/emacs-common.README.in b/debian/emacs-common.README.in
index 7ed3ba1cd8d8bce21ecbb4a88a5c6a1781e486ea..3baf85771fb00772ac9af2eb511472f4a2f216dd 100644 (file)
--- a/debian/emacs-common.README.in
+++ b/debian/emacs-common.README.in
@@ -3,19 +3,6 @@ This file details the Debian specific changes to Emacs.
 Some of the patches referred to below may follow DEP-3 format
 (https://dep-team.pages.debian.net/deps/dep3/).
 
-* The Debian copy of the upstream source contains no .elc files.
-
-  The .elc files have been removed because we always regenerate them
-  and because Emacs modifies them in the source tree during the build
-  process, even when using a VPATH build.  This means that a "make
-  clean" can't easily return the tree to the upstream state, resulting
-  in a giant Debian binary diff.  There are other solutions if this
-  turns out to be a problem.  If nothing else, we can keep the current
-  infrastructure and just add the .elc files to protected_files in
-  debian/rules.  Removing the .elc files doesn't affect whether or not
-  our source archive would match the upstream md5sum because we have
-  to repackage it anyway to add leim support.
-
 * Those who prefer the old-style scrollbars can edit debian/rules
 
   If you prefer the old-style, non-toolkit scrollbars, just edit