bug#73462: [PATCH] emacs-guix: shell commands broken

[Christopher Howard]

0001-Provides-work-around-for-https-issues.guix.gnu.org-i.patch
Description: 0001-Provides-work-around-for-https-issues.guix.gnu.org-i.patch

I've attached a patch for the emacs-guix source which works around this issue. 
It modifies the REPL starting process for the Internal REPL, so that the (guix 
gexp) module is explicitly (re)loaded, which allows to reader syntax to work 
when the other modules load. I do not know why this should be necessary.

I wondered if there is some subtle difference here when dealing with a REPL 
that is accessed over a socket, as is the case with the Internal REPL. But I 
can't reproduce the problem on the command-line, outside of emacs-guix, using 
sockets.

With this patch, the "guix shell command" popup opens, though I see there is 
something wrong with the popup itself. It does not ask for a command to run, 
and the popup options only attempt to run an empty command. But I could 
investigate that in a separate bug.

Troubleshooting/testing was done with GNU Emacs 30.0.92 (build 2, 
x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.24.41, cairo version 1.18.0) of 2024-10-29.

-- 
Christopher Howard