Add --docdir handling #54
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Now any files installed into /share/doc/.*/ will be installed in the path specified by --docdir. This is based on the work by orbea in rust-lang#49.
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Update rust-installer. Fixes #36451 Via rust-lang/rust-installer#54. Untested... r? @alexcrichton
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Supersedes #53 and #49.
Once this is merged the rust, cargo, and rust-packaging repos will need to be updated with the new submodule. Technically this line should probably also change so that the cargo package is installed before the rustc package, but I don't know if I'll bother.
r? @alexcrichton