> You mean a spec tag, like `AutobuildConfOpts: --some-opts here`? I dunno. The 
> tags look even uglier to me than the macros, and macros is what the 
> implementations need to deal with anyhow.

I guess, it's just that a spec tag field is standardized, whereas a macro is 
not. Macro names can be anything at all and there are no real rules or 
discovery mechanisms for them. And if we're talking about handling the basic 
case in a reasonably sane way, then being able to pass autobuild configuration 
options in a uniform fashion would be nice.

I'm not totally married to the idea of it being a spec tag though. It just 
feels like doing so would enforce more consistency.

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