I am not sure whether mount.nfs4 ever did load the right module. At least it does not do it back to Lucid and I have not checked farther back. It may be that nfs once was built in and thus avoided all the issues. The modprobe call happens in mount. Which takes the fstype as the module to load. So I think the way forward is either /etc/modprobe.d alias definition or having the module itself declare that alias. I'll try to suggest the latter but I am not sure how acceptable that is upstream. The alias is simpler, but question would be which package this should go into.
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