[RFC] and/or [MERGE] bzr add reports ignored patterns.

[Aaron Bentley]

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Hi all,

On IRC, we just discussed how configure.in shouldn't be in the default
ignores, and I agree.

I think default ignores are very nice in general, but they won't work
properly for everyone (some people use autoconf, but not automake, for
example).

So to avoid things silently going wrong, I've changed the bzr add output
so that each ignore pattern is mentioned once:

~/bzr.ab$ bzr add
$ bzr add
added README
ignored 141 file(s) matching "*.py[oc]"
ignored 2 file(s) matching ".*.sw[nop]"
ignored 1 file(s) matching "bzr.1"
If you wish to add some of these files, please add them by name.

This actually communicates a bunch of useful info:
1. A number of files that you may have wanted to add were ignored.
2. Even ignored files can be added, you just have to specify them by name.
3. Ignore patterns are globs.

Aaron

P.S. I would prefer if any bzr output that resembles a sentence (e.g.
"added FOO", "ignored BAR") began with a capital letter.  Does anyone
else want that?
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