[PATCH] gnulib-tool.py: Follow gnulib-tool changes, part 63.

[Collin Funk]

This patch is just one added function. Can you double check that I
understood your 'sed' wizardry correctly Bruno?

I read the GNU sed info page a bit, but I could have missed something.
My normal usage of sed is using 's/pattern/replacement/g' and hoping
that it doesn't break too much. :)

I placed the sed command and a modified version of my Python function in
two scripts and compared their output using 'modules/stdio'. They
produced the same output.

The cleansed.append('') call seemed to make them output the same
number of newlines. It looks a bit strange, but that is my reasoning
for it

Collin

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