o news
- aufs4.x-rcN branch in this release is for linux-v4.7-rc2. And it
  didn't pass all of my local tests yet.

o bugfix
- half-bad-inode

o misc
- for linux-v4.0, loopback block device kthread name
- for linux-v4.1, read_iter() for the loopback block dev
- for linux-v4.4, Revert "aufs: for linux-v4.0, loopback block device kthread 
name"
- for linux-v4.7-rc1, a new parameter inode for ->getxattr()
- for linux-v4.7-rc1, a new parameter inode for ->setxattr()
- for linux-v4.7-rc1, a parameter removed from ->direct_IO
- for linux-v4.7-rc1, i_rwsem
- for linux-v4.7-rcN, percpu_counter.h

J. R. Okajima

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- aufs3-linux.git#aufs3.18..aufs3.19 branch
      aufs: tiny optimization, hinode pointer as a loop counter
      aufs: cosmetic, hide the verbose debug prints in hfsnotify.c
      aufs: tiny, remove an unnecessary re-init for a deleting branch obj
      aufs: cosmetic, inlined au_hdentry()
      aufs: tiny, simply refine an assignment
      aufs: bugfix, half-bad-inode

- aufs3-linux.git#aufs3.x-rcN branch
  Addition to above,
      aufs: for linux-v4.0, loopback block device kthread name

- aufs3-standalone.git
  ditto

- aufs4-linux.git#aufs4.0 branch
  ditto

- aufs4-linux.git#aufs4.1..aufs4.3 branch
  Addition to above,
      aufs: for linux-v4.1, read_iter() for the loopback block dev

- aufs4-linux.git#aufs4.4..aufs4.6 branch
  Addition to above,
      aufs: for linux-v4.4, Revert "aufs: for linux-v4.0, loopback block device 
kthread name"

- aufs4-linux.git#aufs4.x-rcN branch
  Addition to above,
      aufs: for linux-v4.7-rc1, a new parameter inode for ->getxattr()
      aufs: for linux-v4.7-rc1, a new parameter inode for ->setxattr()
      aufs: for linux-v4.7-rc1, a parameter removed from ->direct_IO
      aufs: for linux-v4.7-rc1, i_rwsem
      aufs: for linux-v4.7-rcN, percpu_counter.h

- aufs4-standalone.git
  ditto

- aufs-util.git
  none

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