Take working directory into account in preprocessor hs-boot hack

[sheaf]

This commit fixes an oversight in runPreProcessorWithHsBootHack, which did not correctly take into account the working directory. This could lead to situations in which we failed to apply the hack.

Recall that this hack is for situations when one has both an hs-boot file and a file in need of preprocessing, such as:

  Foo.y
  Foo.hs-boot

or

  Bar.hsc
  Bar.hs-boot

Failing to apply the hack essentially meant that GHC would not be able to see the hs-boot file, which caused build failures.

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[sheaf]

I added a test and changelog entry. This is now ready for review.

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