This reverts commit 7791c04d.

Premature, can only go in once #3848 is done

Implicitly testing from all loads of vmod_debug caused confusing
error messages and prevented explicitly testing for the error message.

The error message for duplicate filters did not mention the filter name
and was thus not particularly helpful. It does now, for example:

	rot13: VFP already registered (per-vcl)

Avoid this warning:

autoreconf2.69: running: automake --add-missing --copy --no-force
vtc.am:12: warning: 'TEST_EXTENSIONS' cannot have conditional contents
contrib/Makefile.am:12:   'vtc.am' included from here

Always defining the tests even if contrib is not built should not cause
any harm.

Releasing 7.2.0

Ref d72caa00

I think that the other late additions to changes.rst do not qualify
for the release docs.

Thank you to Dridi and phk for preparing most of the docs and thank
you to Martin for the opportunity for some last minute additions.

The #3830 info is taken from 137d9814

due to vrt_ctx change in a8483cf5

Ref c23ef4c3 870f16ce

Closes #3846

When a request comes back from the waiting list, it is accounted for in
the client_req counter, despite not being a new request. To avoid the
spurious increments, a request is counted only after leaving the state
machine for good. This has no effect on when the client_req increment
becomes visible since it is part of the "wrk" group in the first place.

In 2e66e0b9 the client_req increment was
moved from the request state machine (R_STP_TRANSPORT) to individual
transport. This patch can't be reverted because shortly aftwerwards the
ESI transport changed in 2c59afe2 and
now runs the R_STP_TRANSPORT step and the client_req counter does not
count sub-requests.

Refs 2e66e0b9
Refs 2c59afe2

Varnish is not subject to CVE 2022 37434, we never use "extra" data.

Otherwise a source tree bootstrapped --without-config would not
distribute the contrib script and test, that are needed for the
distcheck target and general redistribution.

There seems to be no output right now, and the test case is failing.

Restructured so that:

* 'Upgrading' is limited to work that has to be done to upgrade from
  a current deployment to the new version.

* 'Changes' is a comprehensive, user-level description of changes and
  new features.

I was initially going to align the output only if the nonstandard
column(1) command was present.

As I was comparing the output of two varnishstat executions that were
captured after a fresh start of varnishd followed by the workloads to
compare, I realized diff(1) was giving me a hard time, and git-diff(1)
barely improved the situation.

Looking for generic command line utilities to compare metrics I wasn't
able to find anything. So instead I came up with the output format I
thought would help me spot interesting differences and came up with a
format inspired by the unified diff, with a twist. I wanted metrics to
be vertically aligned to easily see differences in orders of magnitude
and reduce the noise to a minimum.

The result is that taking this detour to script varnishstatdiff sped
my research up ultimately.

This should hopefully be portable to POSIX systems.

This will add scripts we ship to the PATH, so they remain reachable for
VPATH builds.

This removes the ability to run in -i mode without finding a makefile to
derive ${topbuild} from, which shouldn't exist in the first place.