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> This seems fairly straightforward. You need a program that can parse both
> .pcb and .sch files, and pull out the .fp and .sym files, then create a
> .zip out of them. How hard can that be?

the .sch files don't include the location of the syms, just the
basename, and the .pcb embeds (and changes!) the footprints.

So not as straightforward as you'd think.