Changed behavior in 1.4 with regards to deleting non-existent files

SVN 1.4:
PS D:\halftemp\wc\Test\WindowsApplication> touch bleh.cs
PS D:\halftemp\wc\Test\WindowsApplication> svn add bleh.cs
A bleh.cs
PS D:\halftemp\wc\Test\WindowsApplication> del bleh.cs
PS D:\halftemp\wc\Test\WindowsApplication> svn del bleh.cs
D bleh.cs
svn: 'bleh.cs' does not exist

SVN 1.3:
PS D:\halftemp\wc\ConsoleApplication4> touch bleh.cs
PS D:\halftemp\wc\ConsoleApplication4> svn add bleh.cs
A bleh.cs
PS D:\halftemp\wc\ConsoleApplication4> del bleh.cs
PS D:\halftemp\wc\ConsoleApplication4> svn del bleh.cs
D bleh.cs
PS D:\halftemp\wc\ConsoleApplication4>

Is there a good reason why this change was made? The error in 1.4 seems
unnecessary, since SVN actually does remove the file entry from the working
copy. It's also not consistent with the fact that you don't get an error if
the file's status was unmodified:

PS D:\halftemp\wc\Test\WindowsApplication> svn st Blah.cs
PS D:\halftemp\wc\Test\WindowsApplication> del Blah.cs
PS D:\halftemp\wc\Test\WindowsApplication> svn del Blah.cs
D Blah.cs
PS D:\halftemp\wc\Test\WindowsApplication>

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