The problem here is that you are trying to munge another packages config files, and your parser doesn't know all the possible conditionals that exim can possibly use. Since exim upstream keeps adding new ones, this is bound to fail again and again.
The simplest solution is to just store the acl files as
/etc/greylistd/exim-{rcpt,data}-acl and ask the exim4 maintainers to put
an
.include_if_exists /etc/greylistd/exim-$acl-acl
at the right moment in the default acl. Then you can manage your own
file as you like, and not break unrelated software.
I have pinged Zugschlus on IRC about this, but not heard back yet.
Thanks,
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