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From: Eric Benson <eb@amazon.com>
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Subject: Multiple autoloads for manual-entry in 19.15-b3
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There are two autoloads for manual-entry, in old-man.el and jwz-man.el.
There's also a (defalias 'manual-entry 'man) that effectively hides
those two autoloads.

What is the definitive implementation of "man", i.e., the one that
should be loaded by default?  Should the others be shipped?  They
probably shouldn't have aotoload definitions.

