nss vs. nspr - shipping overlapping set of built binary packages?

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Hi everybody,

I just noticed (because of a failed build due to NVR mismatch in an
exact dependency) that *two* packages provide the "nspr" and
"nspr-devel" binary packages - nss and nspr.

Is there a reason for both those packages to exist, if nspr and
nspr-devel are built from the "nss" source package, as well as from
the "nspr" source package? The .spec files do not seem to contain an
explanation.

Fabio
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