Simplify use/unuse in Lmod #3634
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Lmod ignores if a path exists so we should be able to do the same
Introduce _set_module_path which correctly handles empty paths and empty lists with proper logging
This was referenced Apr 6, 2021
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This basically moves the common functionality of use and unuse into
_set_module_pathwhich takes care of proper logging and handling empty paths. Note that an empty string is different to no path, i.e.$MODULEPATH=''is different tounset MODULEPATHin Lmod. Checked withmodule use ''which yields a set, but empty MODULEPATH and amodule unused $MODULEPATHremove that variable completelyNot fully sure if there was a bug before, but now there provably is not due to the enhanced tests :)