Put Custom Rules After include

If a rule is not specified on the make command-line, the first one encountered will be run. Since there is an "all" target at the top of the included makefiles, this typically means that just running "make" in a package dir will peform a build. The problem comes when there is a rule (such as pre-configure or post-patch or install-custom etc) placed in the package Makefile before the include directive.

Simply placing all rules /after/ the include directive will preserve the "default to build" behavior.

In addition, using this technique will ensure that the rule you specified will override any wildcard matches from the gar.lib.mk