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"""
This is a fake tool to instruct any builds still referencing 'qt' instead
of the new 'qt3' or a newer QT builder how to fix their now broken build.
"""
import SCons.Errors

def generate(env):
    raise SCons.Errors.UserError(
        "Deprecated tool 'qt' renamed to 'qt3'. "
        "Please update your build accordingly. "
        "'qt3' will be removed entirely in a future release."
    )

def exists(env) -> bool:
    return False
