Absent a small fix, and given that the big fix has a lot more testing than any
new patch might, in this case the quickie might be undesirable. Particularly
since posters here seem sure that code will be replaced in the next version
anyway, and lightly tested patch to obsolete code is actually less conservative.
I can't reproduce the bug, so take that as an opinion based on Christoph's
comment on the use of a tested full change.
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