fix: reuse scans its own module instead of what it is supposed to scan,,, #17
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I accidentally made it so that the reuse scan in the actual check part itself scanned its own module folder, rather than the
srcof the project it is imported to. This fixes it. Also adds an override for thesrcpath onreuse, as documented.