New import tag update

[Nicola Ken Barozzi]

I've modified the import tag to be able to override targets, and I'm 
writing the part in which it can call a "super" target, ie the version 
it's redefining.

I was thinking of something like this:
Suppose this target:
<target name="mytarget" depends="a,b,c">...</target>
in an xsl-like syntax it would be like:
<target name="mytarget">
  <dostuff1/>
  <apply-import/>
  <dostuff2/>
</target>
but I was thinking of reusing antcall and do:
<target name="mytarget">
  <dostuff1/>
  <antcall target="super.mytarget"/>
  <dostuff2/>
</target>
Apart from the fact that a naming rule is good or not, I had to look in 
CallTarget.java, and I find this:

    public void execute() throws BuildException {
        ...
        callee.setDir(getProject().getBaseDir());
        callee.setAntfile(getProject().getProperty("ant.file"));
        callee.setTarget(subTarget);
        callee.setInheritAll(inheritAll);
        callee.setInheritRefs(inheritRefs);
        callee.execute();
    }
I'm creating a new Project just to run a target?
Why? Is it really necessary?
Can't I just do
 subTarget.execute();
?
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