bug#27986: 26.0.50; 'rename-file' can rename files without confirmation

[Paul Eggert]

Getting back to Philipp's original bug report, Apple documentation says macOS 
has a facility like the Linux renameat2 system call (i.e., it's like 'renameat' 
except it can be told to fail if the destination already exists). Attached is a 
proposed patch to use this facility, which means that the case-insensitivity 
test would no longer need to be done in macOS. If there's some way to implement 
renameat_noreplace on MS-Windows we could get rid of the case-insensitivity test 
there too.

I don't have easy access to macOS so I have not installed this patch. It'd be 
nice, Philipp, if you could try it out.

This patch is independent of the destination-directory patch that I recently 
proposed in:

https://bugs.gnu.org/27986#14

0001-Improve-rename-file-behavior-on-macOS.patch
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