If release contains many commits and/or those commits contain many
changed files, the command line could grow past OS limit.  Using stdin
avoids this.

Single underscore will be used for not-so-hidden names.

The changelog is intended to be edited, but it's more convenient this
way (especially if you're like me, using Vim and '{' and '}' as major
means of moving around.

Defining same reldst as relsrc is useless, but does not harm, so we can
let it slip through.

Usage of GNU Make really is just a sugar, so we should enable all
targets also for direct mkit/make invocation.

To minimize code needed to import a module

Drop the unnecessary and space-wasting requirement that `do` and `then`
must be alone on line.  It's a thing of the past!

Decouple variable declarations so that each can have docstring.
In case of _relck() we also rename variable $relsrc to a more
context-specific term $oracle.

Where not required, they only add visual cruft.

Probably leftover from slightly different implementation.  There's
nothing to add to the error message now.

Annotation message is meant as official release note, so including it
there makes sense.

(For example, GitHub will use it to create release note under Releases tab.)

If for some reason, user wants to skip a version or two, this will
override version bumping in vbump_* and some checks new and tag
creation in release_*.

No need to bug everybody with relsrc/reldst

Some parts got a bit confusing over time, also there was repetition.

In this commit:

 *  the release fact gathering routines have been moved to separate
    module,

 *  some less useful routines have been removed,

 *  some internal interfaces have been changed to allow for more
    readable code.

Make it clear what's related to the packaged project.

v0.0.0 vs vv0.0.0 vs 0.0.0

New "functional-like" design makes it simpler to understand, extend,
re-order and re-use blocking conditions.

Also, the "old looks newer" condition was dropped as it's not really
necessary under such simplistic conditions.