Use the long version to make the option obvious, as there is no need for
succinctness in scripts, and no portability concerns.

The purpose of placing localization entries on their own changelog
groups was to try to reduce information overload, for something that
tends to be rather repetitive.

This is, though, a departure from the convention of using the person
taking responsibility for that change as that group header (within
square brackets). And not really needed given that we have switched
to standardized section names where we can place this following a more
uniform format.

- Move dpkg-deb and dpkg-split under src/ as these are part of the dpkg
  toolset.
- Move common source files under src/common/.
- Move program specific source files under subdirectories in src/.
- Rename the various *cmd.c into <tool>/main.c.
- Set automake option subdir-objects.

Changelog: silent

Warned-by: codespell, spellintian

Remove trailing spaces. Remove blank lines not separating different code
blocks. Remove blank lines at the end of the file.

Keep the old ChangeLog files as ChangeLog.old, and distribute them.
Automatically genereate the ChangeLog from “git log”. And update the
information for translators.

Shuffle contents between man/ChangeLog and the main ChangeLog,
where they belong. Fix pointers to the po/ChangeLog dirs in
README.translators.

	file. State that the languages should be listed alphabetically in
	debian/changelog.

ChangeLog per translation unit subdir, also it gets more visible.
Update with latest rules and files.