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CMake: Rebuild g.gui.* modules when their sources change - #7830
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g.gui.*module's source (e.g.gui/wxpython/tplot/frame.py) and rebuilding did not update the copy in the output tree. The custom command that copies a module's Python files produces only a stamp file and declared no inputs, so once the stamp existed the build system treated it as permanently up to date. The only workaround was deleting the stamp by hand.