`lime rebuild <target>` does nothing if a haxelib exists with the same name

[tobil4sk]

$ haxelib dev android .
Development directory set to ...
$ lime rebuild android -verbose -debug
[debug] Using haxelib from "/.../share/haxe/lib/haxelib/4,2,0/"
_/\\\\\\______________________________________________
_\////\\\______________________________________________
_____\/\\\_____/\\\_____________________________________
______\/\\\____\///_____/\\\\\__/\\\\\_______/\\\\\\\\___
_______\/\\\_____/\\\__/\\\///\\\\\///\\\___/\\\/////\\\__
________\/\\\____\/\\\_\/\\\_\//\\\__\/\\\__/\\\\\\\\\\\___
_________\/\\\____\/\\\_\/\\\__\/\\\__\/\\\_\//\\///////____
________/\\\\\\\\\_\/\\\_\/\\\__\/\\\__\/\\\__\//\\\\\\\\\\__
________\/////////__\///__\///___\///___\///____\//////////___

Lime Command-Line Tools (8.3.0)

Probably a fairly rare case, but it is quite difficult to debug when it happens.

[tobil4sk]

When this ambiguity does exist, it is also possible to avoid it by running lime rebuild lime android