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minimal/do: add support for -x -v -d -c options.

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-x, -v, and -d are the same as redo.

-c means "continuable", which disables the feature that deletes (and
forgets) all targets at the start of each run.  This is a little risky,
since minimal/do still doesn't understand dependencies, but it allows
you to run minimal/do several times in succession, so that

    minimal/do -c a
    minimal/do -c b
is the same as
    minimal/do a b
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@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ If you've ever thought about rewriting GNU make from scratch, the idea of
doing it in 250 lines of shell script probably didn't occur to you. redo is
so simple that it's actually possible. For testing, I actually wrote an
even more minimal version, which always rebuilds everything instead of
checking dependencies, in 150 lines of shell (about 3 kbytes).
checking dependencies, in 210 lines of shell (about 4 kbytes).
The design is simply that good.