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@jbj jbj commented Aug 24, 2018

jbj added 2 commits August 24, 2018 11:32
This file is used by the `sync-identical-files.py` pull-request check in
our internal repo, which can hopefully soon start running on this repo
as well. This initial commit moves over all the file group definitions
whose files are entirely within this repository.

This change is not synchronized with the internal repo, so the file
groups will appear in both repositories until they sync up. That should
not cause any problems.
These two files have been identical since dc22833.
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LGTM

@dave-bartolomeo dave-bartolomeo merged commit 7cae9be into github:master Aug 24, 2018
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