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 - MASTER_SITES moved, patch-Makefile removed (was to fix help typo)
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 - Update to 0.2.7
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   version 0.2.7, 09.03.15 -- included a patch from NetBSD
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@$NetBSD: patch-cwdiff,v 1.1 2015/03/09 14:49:24 mef Exp $

Correct typo

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 $usage
 
 OPTIONS:
--f, --filter        Act as a wdiff color filter only and don't excute diff/wdiff
+-f, --filter        Act as a wdiff color filter only and don't execute diff/wdiff
                     internally, just colorize input (no ARGS = read from stdin)
 -d, --diff          Preprocess input with diff and before giving it to wdiff
                     (very useful for dirs). Option can be used in combination
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@Import cwdiff-0.2.6 as textproc/cwdiff.

cwdiff is a part of cj-overlay, and it has three modes, with
(textproc/) wdiff, diff, or without them, stand alone.

With wdiff or diff, it wraps output of those commands to
support directories and colorize the output.

  cwdiff -h or cwdiff --help
will tell you how to use it, and command line examples.
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