Seems like this has been our intent but was not updated that much recently.

The makecd handler checks if those tools are installed, sure, but it actually
does not use these. Since its development has been stalled for years, we can
safely ignore the possibility of this handler starting to use such tools in the
near future.

This makes it easier to track and understand changes using Git
(i.e. git blame for the masses).

Sort Suggests lexically while I'm at it.

This makes it clear what package(s) one must install in order to use any given
handler.

The devscript package's long description served as an example of how we can deal
with shipping that many tools and only suggesting their individual dependencies,
without going through the overhead of shipping every single handler in its own
binary package.

... after having carefully read the upgrading checklist.

This makes it easier to build packages using git-buildpackage
since our branches setup is not the default one.

cut is in /usr/bin actually.

Now that there's some removal of increments for old fulls, we can keep fulls for a longer time, for instance 1Y which becomes default

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Thanks to Ian Beckwith for the patch.

Thanks to Sergio Talens-Oliag <sto@debian.org> for the bug report and patch.