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This reverts commit 11f3daea8627effd0127b28d2d46fb53af49a7fc.
Not a good idea, after all.
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Now instead of working through each commit searially, we build a graph
of steps and work on that by emitting make(1) code to be executed.
May this code prove to be diffucult to modify or extend, this is a valid
commit "checkpoint" to revert to in order to recover the *exact* same
behaviour, but simpler code.
Simple benchmarks suggest that:
- on a single core, the scrit is ~15% slower;
- with 2 cores it is as fast as the original;
- as more cores are added, the faster it gets, up to $(nproc) when
using more cores doesn't change anything.
That means that it is a useful optimization for our desktops, but a
hinderance for our current server, which only has a single core.
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and report(8) scripts
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Explicitly set `GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL=/etc/gitconfig` so that one can push
with options (e.g. `git push -o ci.skip`) without having to authorize
Git repositories individually, as `/etc/gitconfig` already contains
that.
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- `alias_database` is already being performed the
`mail-aliases-service-type`;
- `canonical_maps` is unused AFAICT.
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check.sh: sends emails to important RFC aliases, so that one verifies it
daily.
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