Add projectile-forget-projects-under and a zombie-cleanup alias#2014
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Granular known-project cleanup, borrowed from project.el. The new projectile-forget-projects-under drops every known project located under a directory - immediate children by default, or the whole subtree with a prefix argument. Matching is lexical (after file-truename for local paths), so it still works when the directory itself is already gone, which is the common reason you'd want to forget a batch of projects in the first place. Also add projectile-forget-zombie-projects as an alias for the existing projectile-cleanup-known-projects, so users migrating from project.el find the command under the name they expect.
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Borrows project.el's granular known-project cleanup.
projectile-forget-projects-underforgets every known project under a directory - immediate children by default, the whole subtree with a prefix arg. Matching is lexical (afterfile-truenamefor local paths), so it works even when the directory is already gone, which is usually why you'd want to forget a batch of projects.Also adds
projectile-forget-zombie-projectsas an alias forprojectile-cleanup-known-projects, so folks migrating from project.el find it under the expected name.