being identical for all of monet, sql, xml, acoi, template, ..., conf/conf.bash needs to guess itself, what it is currently used for. till now, conf/conf.bash simply took the current (i.e., source) directory's (base)name; however this requires that the checked-out source directory is not renamed, i.e., it fails if we are in "monet_5-0" instead "monet".
being identical for all of monet, sql, xml, acoi, template, ...,
conf/conf.bash needs to guess itself, what it is currently used for.
till now, conf/conf.bash simply took the current (i.e., source) directory's
(base)name; however this requires that the checked-out source directory is not
renamed, i.e., it fails if we are in "monet_5-0" instead "monet".

fixed this. now, conf/conf.bash can cope with "suffixed" source directory names,
by cutting-off the basename's tail starting with the first non-letter,
e.g., "monet_5-0" => "monet", "acoi1" => "acoi".

Note: using say "Monet_4-3" and "Monet_5-0" concurrently in the same environment
(i.e., the same shell) is not possible; but I don't consider that a problem.

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