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clang warns about an unhandled clause otherwise.

Detail:
  Now uses environment variable RISCOS to point to root of source tree.
  This makes it easier to keep the two forks of each script in line when cloning the file for a component at a different directory depth, and also allows it to be overridden from the command line.

Make the !Setup and !Run files look for the same version of FrontEnd and CLib as eachother, and the same as the one in the example in the manual.
Spotted by James Byrne.

Version 0.06. Tagged as 'unmodsqz-0_06'

Detail:
  * Reinstated Desc to INSTAPP_FILES
  * Changed path to Env directory, assuming source trees are no longer merged

Retagged as 'unmodsqz-0_05'

Version 0.05. Tagged as 'unmodsqz-0_05'

Detail:
  * Added shell-script make wrapper
  * Uses shared makefile fragments and one master makefile for all variants
  * #includes use CLX path explicitly
Admin:
   No functional change, so version not incremented

Tagged as 'unmodsqz-0_04-2'

Version 0.04. Not tagged

Detail:
  Gave Components file more power to install the executable and frontend in
  different places. Iyonix-themed application directory sprites are now
  available in addition to the old Morris4 ones, and are selected based upon
  the UserIF build variable.
Admin:
  Checked frontend installs correctly.

Retagged as 'unmodsqz-0_04'

Detail:
  The invincibility bit should be cleared as the module is no longer
    modsqz'ed.
Admin:
  Built, tested.

Version 0.04. Tagged as 'unmodsqz-0_04'

  Updated !Run file to ensure the latest modules.
Admin:
  Requires BuildSys 3.01 or later.
  Co-dependent with Library 0.67 or later

Version 0.03. Tagged as 'unmodsqz-0_03'

Detail:
  Rewritten the main desqueeze code in C so that this tool can
    be used on Solaris (required for STB-400 baseline)
  The new unsqueezec.c file was reverse engineered from the
    old assembler code.
Admin:
  Tested on RISC OS, x86 Solaris and SPARC Solaris.

Version 0.02. Tagged as 'unmodsqz-0_02'

Import of new tool "unmodsqz".  This tool contains the module unsqueeze code, shamelessly lifted from the kernel sources, together with a small

C wrapper to enable you to reverse the effects of modsqz.