Hi, I'm trying to build a hare module deeply nested within an existing
mixed hare and C project and encountering the following error:

`Abort: ./bufio/memstream.ha:65:22: bufio::fixed buffer exceeded`

user.ha:
│ use targets::socs::allwinner;
│ //use targets::socs::allwinne;
│ ...
└ let number: size = allwinner::test;

targets/socs/allwinner/todo.ha:
│ export def test: size = 42;
└

Notes:
* If I create a symlink at "targets/socs/allwinne" -> allwiner and use
that name instead, all is well.
* I've found the issue to be independent of the length of the absolute
path in my filesystem.
* `hare deps ./user.ha` works fine.

Any thoughts on what fixed buffer might be causing this?

So far I've tried a few searches on this and the hare-dev mailing lists,
grep'd ~sircmpwn/hare/ for some variations on "= 23z;" (the length of
the module name), and spent a few minutes looking through the source,
all with no initial luck.

Cheers,
RKL

Found it through some good old print debugging :D

It's `namebuf` in mkfile (cmd/hare/plan.ha:312) being called from
`sched_hare_object` in cmd/hare/schedule.ha:229

fwiw we're planning to completely rewrite all of that code in the relatively
near future, will keep this in mind when doing so