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P.S.: Of course it's the other way round:
doc/tm.texi depends on the stampfile, the info files depend on doc/tm.texi .
If the documentation is up-to-date, the stampfile gets made without
complaint, and doc/tm.texi won't get touched, so if your info files are newer
than that, they won't need top be rebuilt.