Makefile.include - prevents '.' path reposition #2444
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…sch-schedule Add missing renaming of TSCH schedule function per PR#2040
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When PROJECTDIRS have '.' path, application suposes that position not changes. but makefile.include forces it to first.
So, here is patch that prevents '.' path emit, when it alredy provided by app in PROJECTDIRS