Commented out a few matches, for unknown reasons.

allowed-content-type aux-items.  Renumber.

    Linked aux-items get their creator from the source item.

Testing:
    Test cases updated to reflect this.

        Fixed permission-checking bugs
        Fixed some potential core dumps.
        Fixed regexp matching with collate table.

Testing
        Test cases for regexp matching with collate table.
        Fixed old test cases to function with collate table regexp
        matching is on by default.

        Corrected privilege-related problems. Many functions now
        take a Connection instead of a Pers_no/Person combo.

        Added defensive code to protect the server in situations
        where active_connection is unexpectedly NULL.

        Added checks to most RPC handlers to make sure they are only
        called when there is an active connection.

        The added_by field for a person's membership in its letterbox
        conference is not the person itself, not 0.

Testing
        Removed all new expected fails from the testsuite.

        Merged lyskomd.texi, hacking.texi and dbck.texi
        Added what-is-unread.swe to Protocol-A.texi

Aux-items:
        Handle disabled item types in a cleaner manner.
        Fixed bugs related to linked aux items. This feature
        should work pretty well now.
        Added test cases to test linking aux items.

        set-pers-flags

Modified RPC calls
        create-person (new parameter pers-flags)

Removed several hard-coded constants and paths.
        Max texts
        Max conferences
        Nologin file

Support for aux-item validation functions (not just regexps.)
Support for aux-items that can only be created by the server
Support for linking pairs of aux items

Added test cases to improve code coverage

Renamed log to kom_log to avoid conflicts with math function log.

Several bug fixes (code and documentation)

Format changes to fncdef.txt. Changed semantics of session number 0. Auto-generation of switch in prot_a_is_legal_fnc

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