Hot to restore repo from hot-backup.py

I just went to restore my repo from the backup repo-137. I copied
it over to where mod_dav_svn looks, and did a fresh checkout. Oh
crap! I got revision 136! Now i'm panicking because it looks like
hot-backup.py backs up one revision behind and i've now lost a
revision :(.

Bill Tutt told me not to worry, my revision is in the backup, i
just need to replay my logs. No one knew how to do that, however.
I poked around in /usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.0 (which has no man pages)
and found some HTML docs. db_recover looked promising, so i gave
it a whirl. >phew< that did it.

So you may want to document in the handbook that to restore from
one of these hot backups you need to copy it into place and then
run:

/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.0/bin/db_recover -ve -h ${repo}/db

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