Remove spurious shell check in bashrc

[jdreed]

/usr/lib/init/bashrc says:

# If we see ENV_SET set to empty, we could be a tcsh user who has
# decided to run bash, or we could be a bash user suffering from the
# misfeature that the standard xsession script runs the tcsh dotfiles
# for all users.  Running the environment setup for the former
# category of user would be unfriendly (it resets the homedir and
# changes the path), so for now, only run environment setup for bash
# users.  If the xsession problem is ever fixed, change this
# conditional to check for '"${ENV_SET+set}" != set' and eliminate the
# shell check.
if [ "${ENV_SET:+set}" != set -a "${SHELL##*/}" = bash ]; then

It is now the case on Debathena that "the standard xsession script runs the tcsh dotfiles" is no longer true, right? So we can eliminate the shell check?

[jdreed]

Committed in 10.0.28-0debathena2 (as yet unreleased)

[jdreed]

This ended up being 10.0.29-0debathena1, now in dev