It would be nice to extend the %patchlist concept to have a %patchlist0
(patches to apply after extracting %source0), %patchlist1 (patches to apply
after extracting %source1), etc
That would get one step closer to deprecate the byzantine way %setup expects to
specify patch ordering in presence of multiple archives.
Ideally, we could get to a point, where a "smart" autoprep is just extract
archive0, apply all the patches in %patchlist0, extract archive1, apply all the
patches in %patchlist1, etc, with no special packager intervention, except to
override default flags for the extract and patch operations when needed.
And the overriding only needs the extract and patch verbs to have good default
settings, that can be overriden with %extractflagsX and %patchflagsX magic
variables
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