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This way the parser now reports logical rather than physical location in
diagnostics.
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In essence, if the buildfile is:
./: */
Then it can be omitted entirely (provided there is at least one subdirectory).
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Now instead of explicitly writing:
d = foo/ bar/
./: $d
include $d
We can (usually) just write:
./: foo/ bar/
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Even though we currently only recognize the include directive, we
reserve any line that begins with a dot for future.
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