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This new method accepts a standard atom specifier and returns an array
of matching ebuilds. We can now use it to thoroughly test a mostly
re-written ebuildfilter function.
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And along with it, the need for a custom search path to be set.
Also updates remaining SQL and scripts to unnecessarily depend on
customer search path.
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the ebuilds will get moved in the same commit window and we don't (yet) support git move detection
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magically arrive masked by an existing mask
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even if the processor never processed any changes
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that's purely code
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not raw syncs
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