
This commit partly reinstates changes from 5465d6f that had been somehow reverted in 17d3eb2. Also, a comment has been added in the hope that future changes won't do the same. Additionally, refactor the LUA_PATH env var to ensure that the internal lgi lua files can't be required explicitly and to avoid possible name clashes (this fixes issue #60232). Finally, rather than using prepending `?.lua` append `;;` to LUA_PATH. Quoting @psychon: > This is interpreted by Lua as "add the default search path here" (which does > indeed contain ?.lua, but also contains more). Testing done: - Build with `nix-build -I /path/to/repo -A awesome` - Start an X session with xterm only - Start xephyr, e.g. `Xephyr :1 -name xephyr -screen 512x384 -ac -br -noreset &` - Run awesome like `DISPLAY=:1.0 ./result/bin/awesome`. Additionally, add `--search` options to expose lua modules that have a name clash with lgi's internal ones (see #60232 for more details) and `require` them in `rc.lua` to prove that they are loaded correctly
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