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tests/gettext/gt_01.c includes <bsd/string.h> under HAVE_GCC, so on
glibc systems without libbsd the gettext test fails to compile:
gt_01.c:27:10: fatal error: bsd/string.h: No such file or directory
libxo/xo_string.h already guards the same include with
HAVE_BSD_STRING_H, which configure sets via
AC_CHECK_HEADERS([bsd/string.h]). Use the same guard here.
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tests/gettext/gt_01.cincludes<bsd/string.h>under#ifdef HAVE_GCC, so on glibc systems without libbsd the gettext test fails to compile:libxo/xo_string.halready guards the same include withHAVE_BSD_STRING_H, which configure sets viaAC_CHECK_HEADERS([bsd/string.h]). Use the same guard in the test.Seen while packaging 2.1.0 for Homebrew on Linux