bugfix: lib/sh/make.sh: make(): invoke only the system make command instead of any wrapper for it in the PATH (by using self_sys instead of self), to prevent infinite recursion. single recursion is resolved by nonrecursive=1, but there are cases where mutual recursion occurs due to the presence of two, different bin/makes in the PATH (e.g. if you have two working copies with bin/make, and one is symlinked in your ~/bin/ folder), and these cases can only be resolved by clearing out the PATH completely (since the bin/makes do not know of each other's existence, in order to remove their parent dirs from the PATH).

lib/sh/util.sh: self_sys alias: use new sys_cmd() instead of `command -p` so that only the command path resolution is performed with a limited PATH, and the invoked command itself inherits the full PATH

lib/sh/util.sh: added sys_cmd(), which runs a system command and allows running a system command of the same name as the script

lib/sh/util.sh: added echo_builtin()

inputs/.rsync_ignore: test*.xml: turn on syncing again, but always treat the local side of the sync (starscream or vegbiendev) as the authoritative copy since they are the machines the tests can be run on

/.rsync_ignore: temp files: hide them on upload so that they are never synced to jupiter. hiding is different than unidirectionally exclude'ing them, because it also causes them to be deleted on the destination if they were uploaded in previous syncs.

inputs/VegBIEN/TWiki/.rsync_ignore: /**: turn syncing back on, but only allow it unidirectionally from vegbiendev->jupiter->starscream to avoid clobbering the live site or the jupiter backup. this is probably the only dir whose authoritative copy is always on vegbiendev. for all other dirs, edits can be made wherever convenient, so no copy is authoritative and no sync directions need to be restricted.

/README.TXT: Maintenance: synchronization: fixed whitespace

inputs/.rsync_ignore: install.log.sql: only exclude this on starscream (the local machine), using new machine-specific .rsync_filters, so that vegbiendev's copies of this will be backed up

lib/sh/sync.sh: upload(): .rsync_filter: also support machine-specific filters, for cases when different machines produce the same file (e.g. a log file) but only one machine's copy should be backed up