That is to day, put *something* in its place with the right length and
symbol locations. Now we can be sure that no incorrect bytes are due to
confused branch instructions, and therefore that they must all be fixed.
The "RomLink" bytecode language can be used to link a tree of binary chunks
into a flat file. The bytecode specifying each binary chunk lives in a
Resource Manager resource. The RomLink's only purpose is to flatten
DeclData.rsrc into a "Slot 0" (motherboard) DeclData, so it seems like
overkill. Nonetheless, DeclData.rsrc is very complicated (and so are its
antecedents, DeclData.r and the include file RomLink).
This implementation is incomplete. It is just enough to build the vestigial
DeclROM that TNT and later machines retain for Open Transport.
