The bug the person above mentions is very different... That's when the previous version contained a directory, and the new version doesn't. dpkg obviously tries to remove it ... but this is a symlink on the user's machine and dpkg removes the symlink (because it handles symlink-to-directories as directories) when the user didn't want it to.
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