Actually I think that I understand now. It evaluated as ternary operator now.
Therefore the `%{?load:%{SOURCE4}} expression is now evaluated as `%{false ?
load : %{SOURCE4}}`.
Nevertheless, I don't understand why the previous functionality was removed.
The question mark was useful for backward compatibility, because old RPM
understands it as a way of detecting existence of macro and apparently also
existence of built in (and from packagers POV, there is no difference between
built in and macro).
Nevertheless, this still leaves
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