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`cargo upgrade` raises the update boundaries in `Cargo.toml`, whilst
`cargo update` just fetches the newest version (that conform to the
boundaries) for `Cargo.lock`.
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This results in a reasonable name for the resulting PDF, instead of the
generic `main.pdf`.
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Every symlink in the `./templates` directory is now replaced with
the file it points to, making it obvious that this file should not be
edited.
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Otherwise, the ignore-string gets replaced with the real name of the
manual, and it stays ignored.
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This file has semantic changes, when it's formatted (at least, that's
what `mdformat` tells me). So we just ignore it.
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The line editing can't really shell out to bash, as the default
bash on NixOS is compiled without GNU `readline` support (you need
`bashInterative` for `read -e` to work).
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Symlinks are copied verbatim, when nix initializes a template, thus
symlinking common files does not work.
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Otherwise, the `update_common_files` script will try to instantiate
files in there, which is just useless noise.
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