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The files removed from SCons core are stashed here, in case anybody uses them.
There was one bit of refactoring: the convenicence methods from the test framework to set up a dummy Qt3 environment and an sconstruct were put into a test class of its own which inherits from TestSCons, and the tests tweaked to instantiate this. The new class is included in the drop of files here with a
.exclude_testsentry so it's not picked up by the test runner, should anyone try to use these tests. There was no effort to specifically "port" the qt3 modules to be usable in an out-of-tree manner.