long buffer names ruin "kill anyway? (yes or no)"

[Dan Jacobson]

A real bug, I found a real bug.
First, how it is supposed to work.
$ emacs ddd
b l a b l a C-x k RET
Buffer ddd modified; kill anyway? (yes or no)

Now for what happens when we put emacs thru the manly or not test,
$ emacs dddddddddddd--make it real long, oh about 100--dddddddd
Well, various things can occur.  We won't see various parts of what
emacs is asking us.  I've seen it correctly open up the second line of
the minibuffer, but then part of the question was gone.  Also I've
seen it, if the length is just right, just place the cursor in column
1 of aa 1 line minibuffer, waiting for yes or no probably.
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