RE: find-file for file that was deleted, when visiting buffer still exists

[Drew Adams]

>     1. Visit a file `foo' in a buffer. Close the window, but
>        don't kill the buffer.
>
>     2. Delete file `foo' (e.g. `delete-file' or some other way
>        that doesn't also kill the buffer).
>
>     3. `C-x C-f foo'
>
> Perhaps it should visit the buffer foo, and give a warning that the
> file no longer exists.  That seems better to me.  Does anyone
> disagree?

Yes, that sounds good.

Should find-file-noselect do that directly? Always, or only when called from
a command initiated interactively?