[Backport release-24.11] emacs: mark version < 30 as insecure and tell users to use emacs30#386238
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For 24.11, after this PR is merged, is it worth the effort of
I do not think there will be many users affected by breaking changes of Emacs 30. So the main benefit of doing so is to provide epkgs binary cache. I personally will not do these two things. PRs are welcome. |
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Mark this as draft, see #386174 (comment) |
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