bootstrap: only force latest Makefile.in.in for gettext module Commit 45fb479c48453d was added on behalf of bison, which uses the 'gettext' module, and where bison wanted to pick up the enhancements to Makefile.in.in as provided by gnulib (such as an install-dvi target). This works because the 'gettext' module assumes that as soon as upstream gettext moves to 0.19, you will also want to update your development machine to the same version, so always having the latest Makefile.in.in is reasonable. But there are also projects like libvirt, that want to build out of the box on active enterprise environments such as RHEL 5, which is still at gettext 0.17. The 'gettext-h' module is designed for these projects, to pick up a useful "gettext.h" with _(), but to not force the latest and greatest gettext installation. However, the recent bootstrap change broke these projects, since the versioning between a project's configure.ac (0.17) and the gnulib version (0.18) cause make to fail in the po directory. The solution is to recognize both classes of projects - either you care about latest GNU Coding Standards (and therefore use the 'gettext' module and the latest gettext release) or stability (and therefore use the 'gettext-h' module and can get by with an older release; although at this point in time, anything older than 0.17 doesn't seem to be in common enterprise use). * build-aux/bootstrap (with_gettext): Only install latest Makefile.in.in for projects requesting bleeding edge gettext. Signed-off-by: Eric Blake <eblake@redhat.com>

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