Regarding difficulty using tags with removed files: How about if instead of deleting a file (and cvs removing it), you modified it into an empty file and committed that? Nothing's in the Attic, so tagging is straight-forward. You could go ahead and remove the file after all of your tag layers were updated to point at the empty version, or keep the empty file around if you thought it might return soon.
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