I suspect the daemonic package added some helpful custom completions for the
daemonic command, which is a nice thing to do. But making the package
dependent on bash-completion is clearly the wrong way to do it.
The question is, is there a right way? If you just install the completion
rules anyway, a subsequent attempt to install bash-completion will complain
about the existing files. If you don't install them unless the package is
there, then a subsequent installation means you don't get the custom rules
for daemonic. Which means that the packages essentially have to be
installed in a particular order, even though there's no actual dependency.
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