Fix local build with pbuild.sh script#171
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This isn't needed in the GitHub Actions workflow since that runs in separate containers with their own individually-checked-out copies of the repo, but in the local build we only have one checked-out branch, and we need to figure out the other branch to build. E.g. if the checked-out branch comes from a FW9 branch, then we need to calculate which FW8 branch to build (and default to fieldworks8-master). If the checked-out branch is a FW8 branch, then we need to figure out which FW9 branch to build, and default to master.
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This allows the pbuild.sh script to build correctly again, so that you can do local builds and get .deb packages without needing to create a PR, and without blowing away uncommitted work in your local Git repo.
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