fix: install sources to src/lean/, not lib/lean #989
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Not only is this more semantically appropriate (see e.g.
`/usr/src/{linux,rust,...}` on Debian), it also prevents .ilean files
from Lake tests (which are symlinked into the build directory as part of
`src/` during development) from ending up in the built-in LEAN_PATH and
being watched & loaded by the server.
leodemoura
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Feb 3, 2022
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Not only is this more semantically appropriate (see e.g.
/usr/src/{linux,rust,...}on Debian), it also prevents .ilean files from Lake tests (which are symlinked into the build directory as part ofsrc/during development) from ending up in the built-in LEAN_PATH and being watched & loaded by the server.I assume there are no other (external) dependencies on the specific path, but I'll leave this PR open for a while in case there are any concerns or questions.