So if we're in redo/t/ and running 'redo hello', we'll detect redo/.redo and use that one rather than creating a new redo/t/.redo directory. The downside of this is we get slightly different behaviour if the *first* thing you build isn't from the root. Probably that's bad, but it should hopefully be rare.
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rm -f t/hello t/[by]ellow t/*.o *~ .*~ t/*~ t/.*~ *.pyc t/CC t/LD
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rm -rf .redo t/.redo
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