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Issue: #19753
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The "all" target defined for a subdirectory (e.g. `cd sub; make` or
`ninja sub/all`) should not include the "all" targets from nested
subdirectories (e.g. `sub/sub`) that are marked as `EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL`.
Fix this and add a test case.
Issue: #19753
Co-Author: Sebastian Holtermann <sebholt@xwmw.org>
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The "all" target in each directory is supposed to have targets from that
directory even if the directory itself is marked `EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL` in
its parent. This was broken by commit dc6888573d (Pass EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL
from directory to targets, 2019-01-15, v3.14.0-rc1~83^2) which made the
participation of a target in "all" independent of context. Revert much
of the logic change from that commit to restore the old behavior. Then
re-implement the behavior intended by the commit to keep its test
working. Extend the test to cover the old behavior too.
Fixes: #19753
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Rename the `baz` target to `subinc` to clarify that its role is to be
included even though it is in an otherwise excluded subdirectory.
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Also simplify the clean step.
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When a target is created it now inherits the EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL property
from its directory. This change makes it possible to include a target
in "all", even if its directory has been marked as EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL.
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