Packaging Emacs with native compilation enabled

[Bhavin Gandhi]

This is the first time I'm creating a new thread on this list. Sorry, if
this is not the correct place to discuss this.

I'm packaging the 28.0.90 pretest as RPM with native compilation
enabled. The `make install' installs some .eln files to lib64 directory
i.e. /usr/lib64/emacs/28.0.90/native-lisp/28.0.90-<hash>/.

1. Should these files be there in the final package, which is
   distributed to users?

Based on what I have understood from Andrea's EmacsConf 2021 talk[1] and
the "(elisp) Native Compilation" page: the .eln files are CPU specific
and should not be shared across. And those will be created when Emacs
starts on the end user's machine.

With that in mind, I deleted the *.eln files from the package. But when
I start emacs-nox (the one without X), it gives this error:

$ emacs-nox -Q
Error using execdir /usr/bin/:
emacs: 
/usr/bin/../native-lisp/28.0.90-f21cc02e/preloaded/frame-b40fc590-e67d4a02.eln:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

If I add the 28.0.90-f21cc02e directory to the lib64 directory
mentioned above, it starts correctly. I can see the path in
`native-comp-eln-load-path' variable.

I think those .eln files are required. If so, is it okay to package and
distribute these .eln files along with the emacs binary?

If this is already discussed / documented somewhere, can anyone please
point me to that resource?

[1] https://emacsconf.org/2021/talks/native/

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