The current make `install` target uses `install -D` to create leading components when install into a directory.
This doesn't work on some variants of `install(1)`.
Also see Telodendria/Cytoplasm#45 and Telodendria/Cytoplasm#13 and 08166dd3a7.
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Previously, one would have to install Cytoplasm globally to compile
Telodendria. Now, Telodendria builds and links against its own copy
unless --cytoplasm is set to nothing.
This pull request also requires the use of the external [Cytoplasm](/Telodendria/Cytoplasm) repository by removing the in-tree copy of Cytoplasm. The increased modularity requires a little more complex build process, but is overall better. Closes#19
The appropriate documentation has been updated. Closes#18
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