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* config-cache-hook.tl (try-save-curent-config,
try-restore-new-config): These functions now take the
cache key as the argument again. The caller has to obtain
that. Diagnostics are not issued in these functions.
(mainline): Convert git hashes to cache keys.
If they are the same, indicate current config is
valid. Also diagnose when a configuration has not been
retrieved, recommending ./configure being run.
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* config-cache-hook.tl (hash-config-inputs): New function.
Hashes the configure script and the configure-related portions
at the end of the Makefile, starting with the conftest: targets.
We use git cat-file to get the correct versions of these files
at the specified git hash.
(try-save-current-config, try-restore-new-config): Convert
the incoming sha to a cache key.
(toplevel): Add debugging hash command.
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* config-cache-hook.tl (try-save-current-config,
try-restore-current-config): Preserve permissions
when copying files, so ./reconfigure remains executable.
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* config-cache-hook.tl: New file. If this is is installed
as a git post-checkout hook, it will save and restore
the configuration materials, associated with commit hash,
under a directory called .config-cache. A cache of configs
covering a wide range of commits helps with git bisecting.
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