First pass at janitorial kernel cleanup scripts

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  As promised, I have the first small number of kernel cleanup scripts
that should inspire some obvious janitorial work:

  https://crashcourse.ca/doku/doku.php?id=linux_kernel_cleanup

There will be more scripts coming, and a lot of them will address some
rather obvious cleanup that relates to identifying leftover cruft that
was overlooked when something was removed from the kernel -- things
like:

  - are there things being #defined and never referenced?
  - are there things defined in Kconfig files that are never used,
    or vice versa?
  - are there header files that are never included anymore?

  You get the idea. Anyway, peruse what's at that wiki page now and
drop me a note if you have any thoughts for improvement.

rday




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