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gitlab-ci: run make dist on debian target

Merged Thomas Guillem requested to merge tguillem/vlc:ci-dist into master
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  • I am surprised that this is not already done, TBH. But then again, unless we postpone the build system switch-over until after 4.0 is forked, this seems a bit late to the party.

    make distcheck is a bit of an automake idiosynchrasy afterall. If it weren't for our automake legacy, we could just as well use git-archive instead of make dist and not worry about effectively tracking source files twice.

    Edited by Rémi Denis-Courmont
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