Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek b8b7309778 docs/stability: relax the stance on accepting patches a bit
Instead of saying that patches for portability are not accepted, say that this
is decided case-by-case. This is what happens in practice, and we tend to
discuss each patch on its own merits.

Some sentences are reworded a bit where they sound awkward.
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Systemd

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