With the new internal LFSR_RATTR API, there's really no reason to keep
these around.
At one point these were useful for both the implicit lvalues and
automatic buffer size, but GCC's problems with compound-literals and
code size made them almost always backfire.
Now, they're mostly obsolete thanks to the new LFSR_RATTR_* macros.
We do still have a couple LFSR_DATA_* macros (LFSR_DATA_BUF,
LFSR_DATA_SLICE, etc), but these are a bit more fundamental to the
lfsr_data_t type.
Christopher Haster
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