Fix cargo new for non-existing directory#12
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Original description by @roife in brotzeit/rustic#540 :
fix brotzeit/rustic#506.
The current implementation of rustic-cargo-new utilizes D within interactive, necessitating an existing path. However, the functionality of cargo new allows arguments for non-existing paths and automatically generates directories.
For instance, when executing cargo new a1/a2 within ~/source, Cargo generates a directory named a1 and a subdirectory a2 within a1. Subsequently, cargo new initializes a package within ~/source/a1/a2.
This proposed patch aims to enhance rustic-cargo-new by enabling acceptance of arbitrary paths. It will then determine the longest existing prefix of the path as the default-directory, utilizing the remainder as the project-name passed to cargo new.