There is no `-d' option, so it wound up being treated as the default argument:  a target.  That would have been invalid, except that the argument to the -d option overwrote the old (invalid) target of `-d' with the real target.  Net result: the test worked by accident.  :-)
There is no `-d' option, so it wound up being treated as
the default argument:  a target.  That would have been invalid,
except that the argument to the -d option overwrote the old
(invalid) target of `-d' with the real target.  Net result:
the test worked by accident.  :-)

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