Bug#787808: upgrade-reports: my bad

[Quintus Clemens <anon@grizfrom.com>]

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Package: upgrade-reports
Followup-For: Bug #787808

Dear Maintainer,

Sorry, after more investigation, it's clear that ledger broke gnucash,
not the other way around.  It's astonishing that the breakage came
from ledger developers and not gnucash, because it is ledger that is
aware of gnucash, not the revers.  The ledger project deliberately
decided to stop supporting gnucash (bug 740757).

This bug can be disregarded.

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