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Latest zsh fails "unexpectedly":

> configure: error: "No terminal handling library was found on your
> system. This is probably a library called 'curses' or 'ncurses'."

Well, ncurses is - and always was - installed. The script suggests me
to install ncurses-devel instead which conflicts with ncurses. Is this
the intended behavior?