The glibc package does not respect a standard convention to put the executables in the first output which should be as clear as possible to anyone seeking to use such executables (e.g. `ldd`). This commit adds a detailed comment a the top of `common.nix` explaining the deviation from the convention and how to reference the binaries.wip/yesman
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