Get ready for a simple git-annex.cabal.

I have a new idea: instead of the template-based approaches that work
around cabals requirement that you list all files to put in the sdist,
we can simply generate the sdist ourselves, with the files we
want. Take that cabal!
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#!/bin/bash
# Generate module list for 'Other-Modules:' field in git-annex.cabal.
# This would be simpler if the code were under ./src.
find Annex Annex.hs \
Backend Backend.hs \
Build \
Checks.hs \
CmdLine.hs \
Command Command.hs \
Common Common.hs \
Config.hs \
Crypto.hs \
Git Git.hs \
GitAnnex.hs \
GitAnnexShell.hs \
Init.hs \
Limit.hs \
Locations.hs \
Logs \
Messages Messages.hs \
Option.hs \
Remote Remote.hs \
Seek.hs \
Setup.hs \
Types Types.hs \
Upgrade Upgrade.hs \
Usage.hs \
Utility \
-name '*.hs' \
| sed -r -e 's!.hs!!' -e 's!/!.!g'