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now any directories listed in the [copy] section of blogcfile will have
its files copied recursively to the output dir. this is useful for big
chunks of generated files, e.g. doxygen documentation.
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now it is only possible to override output directory using environment
variable. this commit also reduces the number trie lookups.
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this is more consistent with other similar tools, and enables us to add
something like a [copy:dev] section later, that will avoid copying dev
files to production builds.
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this is used by blogc-github-lambda and blogc-git-receiver.
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this is not the best implementation possible, but it works for most use
cases
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so, this is basically what happens when you don't have anything better
to do in the christmas weekend. most of this code was written in the
last 2 or 3 days.
i'd like to thank the chivas brothers, the weather and my psychological
problems for this achievement.
on a serious note, this tool still needs a man page, more tests, and the
aws lambda function should be adapted to use it instead of (or together
with) make/busybox.
also, while talking about aws lambda, this tool can be nicely embedded
into the blogc binary, to produce a single "small" static binary for
usage in lambda ;)
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