Hey all,

I've just committed a slight change to the way buffers are reused.  I
found a bug when I ran a `tla changes' on my working tree then saved the
changes buffer to a file, but left the buffer open.  When I ran another
`tla changes' later, Xtla tried to reuse that buffer but bombed out
because the buffer's working directory had changed, and it was no longer
in a project tree.

I think in general I would prefer Xtla to assume that if I've renamed a
buffer (by saving it to a file, or whatever) I've taken control of that
buffer, and it should no longer be reused.  I've modified
`tla--get-buffer' to do this.  Would you mind checking over the change
before merging it?

Thanks,

Mark

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