Don't use next if ...; instead, put our work in a conditional block.
Signed-off-by: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>
mkdir examples/big-bundle/$$l; \
perl -p \
-e 'BEGIN { print "# -- AUTOGENERATED FROM COPY IN OTTER SOURCE --\n" }' \
- -e 'next unless m/^\[scraper]/..0; next if m/^\[(?!scraper)/..0; s/^/\#/' \
+ -e 'if (m/^\[scraper]/..0) { unless (m/^\[(?!scraper)/..0) { s/^/\#/ } }' \
<$$l.toml >examples/big-bundle/$$l.toml; done
@set -e; echo 'LN for $@'; \
for e in $(LIBRARY_FILE_INPUTS); do \