Partially undo 5bbdf55 (1994/schnitzi)

The problem with changing it to use fgets() is feeding the program
itself generates compiler errors and the generated file does not use
fgets() either. This will have to be done another time, maybe. The
buffer size was increased to 10000 and even this required some slight
changes in formatting in order for the generated output to compile okay.
The buffer size generated is still the same as the original but now
larger files can be parsed by the original code and everything compiles
okay again.

1994/schnitzi/README.md

@@ -14,11 +14,15 @@
 
 	./schnitzi < textfile
 
-[Cody Boone Ferguson](/winners.html#Cody_Boone_Ferguson) fixed the entry to not
-overflow the buffer (and segfault) by changing the call of `gets()` to
-`fgets()`. He also increased the buffer size. Prior to this fix one could not
-redirect the Makefile into this program, as an example problem. Thank you Cody
-for your assistance!
+[Cody Boone Ferguson](/winners.html#Cody_Boone_Ferguson) increased the buffer
+size from 100 to 10000. Changing it to use `fgets()` instead of `gets()` is more
+problematic because when feeding the source code to the program the output
+results in compiler errors and not only that but the gets() is still there in
+the generated output. Even changing the buffer size can result in compilation
+errors if not done correctly. The generated output also does not have a changed
+buffer size. Changing it to use fgets() can happen later, maybe, but bigger
+files can now be parsed by the original code. An example is this Makefile. Thank
+you Cody!
 
 
 ## Try:

1994/schnitzi/schnitzi.c

@@ -20,12 +20,12 @@ h                   mh111 de{l)   +di (+'( d+%  c n+
  */                 n         =             0     ;
                main        (       )   {
                 char       v   [
-                1000   ]                   ,  s;
-          int t[100    ]                    ,
-              u[100              ]     ;  u
+              10000    ]                   ,  s;
+          int t[100     ]                    ,
+              u[100               ]     ;  u
                   [                   0
       ]=ftell(stdin        )       ;
-         while(fgets(v,100,stdin )&&((v[strlen(v)-1]='\0',1))                )
+         while(gets (v    )                 )
                  {t  [         r ]=
              strlen                 (
                v);y=