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Move code for GUD tooltips from tooltip.el. (require): CL needed to compile case. (gud-tooltip-mode): Use to toggle GUD tooltips unstead of tooltip-gud-tips-p. Make it a minor-mode. (gud-find-file): Only prepare GUD tooltips if gud-tooltip-mode is t. (gud-menu-map): GUD tooltips use gud-tooltip-mode now. (gud-tooltip-modes, gud-tooltip-display, gud-tooltip-echo-area) (gud-tooltip-change-major-mode) (gud-tooltip-activate-mouse-motions-if-enabled) (gud-tooltip-mouse-motions-active, gud-tooltip-activate-mouse-motions) (gud-tooltip-mouse-motion, gud-tooltip-toggle-dereference) (gud-tooltip-original-filter, gud-tooltip-dereference) (gud-tooltip-event, tooltip-toggle-gud-tips) (gud-tooltip-process-output, gud-tooltip-print-command) (gud-tooltip-tips): Moved from tooltip.el.

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