Support built-in project.el for getting project name
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After projectile, so that when the user explicitly installed projectile, its project name is preferred.
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Adds the functions
activity-watch-project-name-projectandactivity-watch-project-name-project-forcewhich use the built-inproject.elpackage for getting the project name. Added it to the default list of resolvers behindprojectile, becauseproject.elis always available and when the user explicitly installsprojectilefor advanced functionality, projectile should be preferred. Added it in front of magit, because magit is no explicit project management package and thus should only be a fallback.