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Closes #1809 Track the most recently accessed project root in projectile-last-known-project, set automatically by projectile-acquire-root. This allows users to reference the last project even from non-project buffers.
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Summary
projectile-last-known-projectvariable that tracks the root of the most recently accessed projectprojectile-acquire-root, which is called by most Projectile commands*scratch*,*Messages*)Closes #1809
Test plan
projectile-last-known-projectshould be set to that project's rootprojectile-last-known-projectstill holds the previous project root