diff from 320153 and 59929

Description: heuristic tool to minimize failure-inducing files for debugging
 Delta assists you in minimizing "interesting" files subject to a test of
 their "interestingness". A common such situation is when attempting to
 isolate a small failure-inducing substring of a large input that causes
 your program to exhibit a bug.
 .
 Delta is typically used during debugging and software testing to reduce
 large or complex input files into smaller test cases that still reproduce
 a specific behavior, such as a crash, incorrect output, or assertion
 failure. By repeatedly removing parts of the input and checking whether
 the file remains “interesting” (according to a user-supplied test), Delta
 helps identify the minimal input needed to trigger the problem.
 .
 This is especially useful when reporting bugs upstream or in the Debian BTS,
 as a minimized test case is easier to analyze, faster to process, and more
 likely to be accepted and fixed.
 .
 Examples of practical use cases:
   - Reducing a large input file that crashes a compiler or interpreter to
     the smallest file that still crashes it.
   - Minimizing a test file generated by a fuzzer so it can be added to a
     regression test suite.
   - Isolating the exact fragment of a configuration or data file that causes
     a program to misbehave.
 .
 This package provides the following executables: singledelta, multidelta
 and topformflat. multidelta performs delta debugging across multiple input
 files, minimizing them together while preserving a user-defined
 "interesting" condition. topformflat normalizes structured input files into
 a flat canonical form (e.g. by removing indentation and layout variations)
 for use with delta debugging tools.

Description: Heuristic minimizer of interesting files
 Delta assists you in minimizing "interesting" files subject to a test of
 their "interestingness". A common such situation is when attempting to
 isolate a small failure-inducing substring of a large input that causes
 your program to exhibit a bug.

--- 320153	Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
+++ 59929	Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
@@ -1,31 +1,5 @@
-heuristic tool to minimize failure-inducing files for debugging
+Heuristic minimizer of interesting files
  Delta assists you in minimizing "interesting" files subject to a test of
  their "interestingness". A common such situation is when attempting to
  isolate a small failure-inducing substring of a large input that causes
  your program to exhibit a bug.
- .
- Delta is typically used during debugging and software testing to reduce
- large or complex input files into smaller test cases that still reproduce
- a specific behavior, such as a crash, incorrect output, or assertion
- failure. By repeatedly removing parts of the input and checking whether
- the file remains “interesting” (according to a user-supplied test), Delta
- helps identify the minimal input needed to trigger the problem.
- .
- This is especially useful when reporting bugs upstream or in the Debian BTS,
- as a minimized test case is easier to analyze, faster to process, and more
- likely to be accepted and fixed.
- .
- Examples of practical use cases:
-   - Reducing a large input file that crashes a compiler or interpreter to
-     the smallest file that still crashes it.
-   - Minimizing a test file generated by a fuzzer so it can be added to a
-     regression test suite.
-   - Isolating the exact fragment of a configuration or data file that causes
-     a program to misbehave.
- .
- This package provides the following executables: singledelta, multidelta
- and topformflat. multidelta performs delta debugging across multiple input
- files, minimizing them together while preserving a user-defined
- "interesting" condition. topformflat normalizes structured input files into
- a flat canonical form (e.g. by removing indentation and layout variations)
- for use with delta debugging tools.