Resynchronize custom memlockd configuration with Tails: add /bin/echo.
Rename *.anondist to *.wiperam, and adapt the packaging accordingly.

First, this package has little to do with anonymity.

Second, using $PACKAGE_NAME instead of some other arbitrary prefix is a better
use of the filesystem namespace: if a package called `anondist' is introduced
into Debian some day, it might want to ship *.anondist files.
Run our custom dh_installinit commands at the dh_installinit stage, instead of sneaking it into the dh_install one.
Move Patrick's copyright about debian/* to debian/copyright.

That's what this file is here fore, and it's machine-readable, contrary to
manually inserted copyright notices spread around the source tree.
Claim copyright for Tails developers on all included files.
Add TODO markers.
Make Maintainer/Uploaders control fields closer to the plan.
Drop build-dependency on git: it's not used during regular package build.
Stop relying on git at package build time.

The source package won't ship the .git directory, so we cannot assume that the
package will be built from a Git checkout.
Only install files we really ought to.
At postinst/postrm time, tell insserv to reload meta-data from the kexec-load initscript.

... instead of overriding the runlevel preferences that might be set by the
kexec-load package's own postinst/postrm.
Update the initramfs at postinst and postrm time.

... so that our hooks etc. are properly integrated into it.
Adapt tails-get-bootinfo to work with (most) non-Live systems.
Drop useless usage of tails-boot-to-kexec: tails-get-bootinfo gives us what we want already.
Use /etc/memlockd.d/ facility instead of replacing /etc/memlockd.cfg.

The local system administrator may want to modify memlockd.cfg.
Write volatile memlockd configuration in a dedicated file, using the memlockd.d facility.
Reload memlockd configuration after installing or removing the package.

That is, once our initscripts have been installed and started/stopped,
and our static and runtime memlockd configuration has been created/deleted.
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When stopping tails-reconfigure-kexec, remove volatile memlockd configuration, and reload that service.

This is useful when deinstalling the package from a non-Live system.
Use (future) /etc/default/kexec.d facility, instead of modifying /etc/default/kexec itself.

This is needed to avoid cluttering /etc/default/kexec more on every boot,
on non-Live systems.