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make: add details to error messages about missing ')'

make: on error, print the targets to be made

This helps to understand situations with several nested sub-makes in
varying directories.

make: clean up comments, code and tests

tests/make: replace 'variable expression' with 'expression'

Each expression is based on a variable, there's no need for the
verbosity.  The wording in make's diagnostics will be changed in a
follow-up commit.

tests/make: force line-based diagnostics to be listed in the tests

This way, contradictions between the intended output and the actual
output are closer together and have a better chance of being spotted.

make(1): remove "warning" from missing closing parenthesis

This only affects the diagnostics for parse errors that involve a
missing closing parenthesis.  Whether or not this is a parse error is
still the same.

It may look redundant to pass both the CondParser and the parsing
position pp to the functions, but that's necessary since during parsing,
not every code path updates the main parsing position immediately.

make(1): clean up some tests

Fix some mistakes in comments.

Improve some comments to be easier understandable.

Inline variables that are irrelevant for the test at hand (RUN,
MAKE_CMD).

Remove references to functions and constants that have since been removed
or renamed.

make(1): add test for parse error in function defined()

make(1): add test for parsing functions in .if conditions

make(1): add test for the function defined(...)

make(1): add dummies for fine-grained tests, one per single feature

The test names have been derived from the current manual page.

All these tests are dummies right now, and the code from the existing
tests will be moved into the new tests step by step.

This is done to prevent modmisc, escape, varmod-edge and varmisc from
growing without any bounds, and to reduce the side-effects of one test
to the others.