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|  | Apparently SRCINFO can't be udpated in a second commit after
the fact? | 
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|  | and ensure that no references to the source directory are included with
the -d option. Otherwise pacman would warn about these with
==> WARNING: Package contains reference to $srcdir
usr/lib/pacautomation/__pycache__/pacautomation.cpython-310.pyc
Python generates PYC files when importing a module which is unlikely
to happen for pacautomation. pacautomation.py is only ever run directly
as a script in this package, currently. However if for whatever reason a
user or this package were to import it at runtime with root privileges,
we are already prepared. Including all optimization levels ensures that
the __pycache__ dir and  all contained PYC files are removed when
pacautiomation is removed.
[1] https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/61329
[2] https://github.com/archlinux/svntogit-packages/blob/packages/hplip/trunk/PKGBUILD | 
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|  | This should make the notive a bit more visible upon installation. | 
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|  | as recommended by namcap. Use "pacautomation" instead of "${pkgname}".
The former is a little more readable and not likely to change
frequently. | 
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