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Valve has decided that instead of every game having its own copy of DirectX / Visual C++ / .NET / etc. files, there will only be one copy of each shared among all your games. To avoid wasting disk space.
I allowed the update to go through, and it didn't affect my patched/modded installation of the game. It just got rid of the DirectX 9 / .NET 3.5 redistributables in the TRON 2.0 folder.
If you want to be on the safe side, then do copy your files before doing the update. So you can copy them back afterward. :)
But if you copy back the DirectX / .NET files, Steam might nag you again to do another update. So don't copy the "_CommonRedist" folder.