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* README.md: Mention <quote.h> and cppawk-quote man page.
* share/cppawk/include/quote.h,
* share/cppawk/include/quote-priv.h: New files.
* testcases-quote: New file.
* cppawk-quote.1: New file.
* runtests: Add testcases-quote.
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The -E option is not passed through to the Awk implementation
any more, which is not particularly useful, because the option
resembles -f, and its argument requires likewise handling.
We achieve the semantics that -E <name> is equivalent to
-f <name> --.
From the GNU Awk user's perspective, this is a regression
in the semantics of -E which also has the effect of suppressing
the processing of arguments which look like variable assignments.
To make up for that, we provide the <safearg.h> header which
suppresses all implicit treatment of the remaining arguments.
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Reported by Paul A. Patience.
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cppawk now expects to be installed in some directory (typically "bin"),
such that the include files are in a "share/cppawk/include" directory
where "share" is a sibling of "bin".
The git repository is restructured to match this shape; cppawk is
moved into "bin", and the include files into "share/cppawk/include".
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