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Kyle Jones wrote:
> 
> If we're talking about enabling auto-save-mode immediately after
> recover-file,

No, I meant: recover-file; save-buffer; auto-save-mode comes back on.
After saving, the file is on disk, by explicit action, and the auto-
save file is no longer relevant, so it doesn't seem useful for auto-
save-mode to still be disabled.

(Just making save-buffer turn on auto-save-mode all the time is wrong,
it needs to communicate with recover-file somehow to handle *this* case
and not screw up the case where recover-file is not involved but the
user has explicitly turned off auto-save-mode for some reason.)

