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I can't see the problem with this, but apparently Dolby
CineInspect complains about it.
We could fix this in libdcp but I think that would make more sense
if this were related to a definite standard violation, instead of
just some tinkering to hide a possibly-incorrect warning.
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sound files (#2204).
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of GraphicsMagick, which we've removed from the build environment
as it's no longer required.
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Previously we had server_found(), which took the lock and found
a server, which it returned as an iterator into the list.
However, it then released the lock, which I think left the
iterator unprotected.
This wasn't done in response to any particular bug, I just
noticed it on the way past.
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