mmap - honour hint address (properly) even if randomization is on
rcrun(8): Properly handle scripts that provide more than one keyword.

The loop that checks if all dependencies of the target are running
didn't take into account that there could be more than one PROVIDE
keyword in one script. It treated all PROVIDEs which were not named
like the target as not yet running dependencies and failed.

To fix, loop through the PROVIDEs twice, the first time to skip all
the PROVIDEs of the script if the target is one of them.

All this is due to the output of "rcorder -o ..." having the script
that provides the target which we want to run as its last element,
so document that with a comment.

Reported-by: joris