Yep, various things do parse that "informational" warning from rpm and will
break if changed. Doesn't mean we can never change it, just that we need to be
mindful of doing so.
I remember starting towards "use fingerprints everywhere" goal once upon a time
but ran into sufficient obstacles to get sidetracked / gave up / something to
that effect. The biggest obstacle of them all was probably the `gpg-pubkey`
entries in the rpmdb, with all manner of things expecting the exact
version/release "semantics".
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