Fix broken very verbose usage of proj (-V) fails on Windows #528
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On Windows in some combinations of nmake and Visual Studio the -V option in proj.exe is broken. It is due to checking the
pj_errnovariable before printing the verbose output. For some reasonpj_errnois not initialized to zero and the check thinks an error happened inpj_fwd(). I haven't determined what the root cause is, but the problem can be circumvented by getting the error value from*pj_get_errno_ref().Fixes #484.