Indeed, rpm.define() calls rpmDefineMacro() which is takes the macro name and
the body as a single line - as you would get in a macro file. It doesn't make
much sense as an API.
IIRC Lua's rpm.define() used that API because the other alternative lacked all
the error checking back in the day, but things are quite different now, Lua
should get a better define macro.
Note that this also works:
`macros['foo'] = 1`
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