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Fixes #307
Kati currently rejects GNU make's
undefinedirective withmissing separator.This change parses
undefinedirectives, including expanded variable names and directive prefixes, and removes variables while preserving command-line and override precedence unlessoverrideis used. The regression tests compare Kati's behavior with GNU Make for normal, expanded-name,export, andoverridecases.The contributor entries are included as required by the repository's contribution guide for a first contribution to this project.
Checks run:
make -B ckati— passed in an isolated, network-disabled container.go test -v -run 'TestKati/undefine' .— passed (both added cases).git diff --check— passed.go test .has the same 101 failing subtests on this change and the unmodified base commit; no failure is unique to this change.