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@xkaraman: is it possible that the install takes the README files from the source tree modules' folders? They are up to date, being automatically built and pushed to git repo when someone changes the xml files, they do not need to be generated at compile time.
This is done by a script on server to have coherent format, because each distro can have different xsl and xml template files/tools versions, they looked different based on where they were generated. For example, a simple typo/spell fix to xml might result in a huge formatting change in the generated README. Then each module resulted in different README styles (e.g., some with ToC, some without, different spacing for identation, etc.). Therefore several years ago it was decided to generate the readme files on server, being pushed to git repo by a generic account -- see an example commit done by it:
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