Support absolute include paths when calling malcontent externally#944
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include paths when calling malcontent externally
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Thanks for clarifying variables names while adding this check
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The changes from #937 to replace the relative include path with its absolute path worked in the context of this repository's directory structure but not when installed as a module and used elsewhere (e.g., importing malcontent as a library).
This PR should allow us to locate
rules/regardless of where we call malcontent from. I've validated this where I saw the failure and it works with these changes.