These vars are replaced with a list of remove commands that are joined
with a \n and each line always has a leading \t inserted. That means
the literal tab here before the var leads to 2 tabs included in the
output. While not functionally a problem, it can be a bit confusing
when reading the output as it implies something is amiss. Trimming
the tab also aligns with the other .am files which don't include it.