* tools/dev/unix-build/Makefile.svn: Add ruby-1.8.7-p334 as a dependency,   and remove the ENABLE_RUBY_BINDINGS option. This Makefile now always   compiles in support for the ruby bindings.
* tools/dev/unix-build/Makefile.svn: Add ruby-1.8.7-p334 as a dependency,
  and remove the ENABLE_RUBY_BINDINGS option. This Makefile now always
  compiles in support for the ruby bindings.

  This mainly works around ruby bindings test failures on OpenBSD if the
  sqlite package is installed. Currently, the sqlite version OpenBSD installs
  in /usr/local/lib is not compatible with the sqlite version used by
  Makefile.svn. This became a problem because we ended up pulling in
  -L/usr/local/lib via ruby's linker flags, which libtool ended up
  searching before -L$PREFIX/sqlite/lib, so that it also found sqlite
  in /usr/local/lib. While Subversion itself was compiled with sqlite
  3.7.6.3, the ruby bindings were compiled and run against 3.7.5,
  causing test failures since two different library versions were loaded.

  I tried to use a newer ruby version (1.9.2) to no avail.
  Our bindings seem to only support ruby 1.8 at the moment.

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