Add an operand to /bin/dd that suppresses the status lines printed

to stderr after transfer.  Use the GNU syntax status=noxfer and
status=none to make dd quiet.  The output is annoying in some
situations, so people redirect stderr to /dev/null.  This approach
also suppresses the error messages and bugs in shell scripts remain
undetected.  The new feature status=none is the better alternative.
OK mpf@

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