When a buffer has been marked as being read-only no modifications may be made to its contents (neither by the user nor a Lisp program).
t when the buffer is read-only.
nil the buffer buffer is marked
as being read-only, otherwise it is read-write.
nil any buffer may be modified, even if
it is marked as being read-only.
Lisp programs can temporarily bind a non-nil value to this
variable when they want to edit one of their normally read-only
buffers.
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