and add --noinform that was missing in Clingon options.
Move the useful load-without-shebang in utils.lisp, now available for
all systems.
"make" alone calls make build
a caveat: it does not catch legitimate unknown options given before
the script name,
and it catches known options given after it, though we would like not
to.
$ ./script.lisp -v
-v is caught for CIEL.
$ ./script.lisp -- -v
-v is passed to script.
$ ciel -x -s script
-x is not caught as unknown for CIEL but passed along to script.
$ ciel -v -x -s script
the -v at first position allows to see that -x is passed along.
$ ./script.lisp -x 4242
for other cases, we don't need a "--" and that's pretty cool.
Damn, was it worth spending a day on it?
