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2.7 Invoking rcsclean
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     rcs clean [options] [file …]
     (or “rcsclean” instead of “rcs clean”)

The rcsclean command removes working files that are not being worked on.
If given ‘-u’, it also unlocks and removes working files that are being
worked on but have not changed.  If no FILE is specified, operate on all
the working files in the current directory.

‘-r[REV]’
     Specify revision.

‘-u[REV]’
     Unlock if is locked and no differences found.

‘-n[REV]’
     Dry run (no act, don’t operate).

‘-q[REV]’
     Note: Misc common options.

‘-kSUBST’
     Note: Substitution mode option.

‘-T’
     Preserve the modification time on the RCS file even it changes
     because a lock is removed.

‘-V’
‘-VN’
‘-xSUFF’
     Note: Misc common options.

‘-zZONE’
     Note: Date option.