When Emacs starts up, it verifies twice the state of its .el and .elc
configuration files that come from emacs.org. If any of the .el file is
older than emacs.org, the latter is tangled again.
Then, if it detects any of the .elc file is older than its .el
counterpart, it will byte-compile the latter.
Tangling now happens within the launched Emacs instance and not in a
separate instance.
Nom all the orgmode configuration is done using noweb, and only one
block is tangled.
Some parts of the org configuration were reorganised to make the TOC
a bit lighter.
Lucien Cartier-Tilet
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