libtool: fix shebang-fixing from 2.4.7 version bump #187694
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Libtool 2.4.7 changed the shebangs in `libtoolize.in` and `ltmain.sh` from `/bin/sh` (which is a special sandbox exception) to `/usr/bin/env sh` (which is not). My PR (#167071) to bump the libtool version adjusted both of these shebangs, when it should only have adjusted the one in `libtoolize.in`. `ltmain.sh` is not a script to be *executed* at `libtool`-invocation-time. It is a script which is *vendored into a release* at `libtoolize`-invocation-time. Thanks to @trofi for reporting this #167071 (review)
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Description of changes
Libtool 2.4.7 changed the shebangs in
libtoolize.inandltmain.shfrom/bin/sh(which is a special sandbox exception) to/usr/bin/env sh(which is not).My PR (#167071) to bump the libtool version adjusted both of these shebangs, when it should only have adjusted the one in
libtoolize.in.ltmain.shis not a script to be executed atlibtool-invocation-time. It is a script which is vendored into a release atlibtoolize-invocation-time.Thanks to @trofi for reporting this.
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