Fix #1471 stack commands and file name conflicts #1493
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We were prioritising execution of a file over stack commands if a filename in the current directory was the same as a stack command. With this fix we first try a stack command, then an external command stack-<command> and if those fail we look for a file in the current directory to execute in interpreter mode. If we intend to execute the file we can specify the path like ./filename. I had to refactor `main` to make this work. I tried to minimise the refactoring and limit the scope to only this fix. Main looks better and modular now. closes commercialhaskell#1471
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Fix #1471 stack commands and file name conflicts
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We were prioritising execution of a file over stack commands if a filename in
the current directory was the same as a stack command. With this fix we first
try a stack command, then an external command stack- and if those fail
we look for a file in the current directory to execute in interpreter mode.
If we intend to execute the file we can specify the path like ./filename.
I had to refactor
mainto make this work. I tried to minimise the refactoringand limit the scope to only this fix. Main looks better and modular now.
closes #1471