Thanks for the update. The wildcard move of the prerm scripts looks pretty dangerous, are you sure it's really necessary? At least using, as it were, a less "wild" wildcard would be recommended. On my system, for example, em* would match empathy as well as emacs. So I'd say if you really can't make do without disabling the prerm scripts, use emacs* instead of em* and xemacs* instead of xem*. But unless it's absolutely necessary, just leave them alone. There's a reason they exist.
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