This is PR arises from a fundamental misunderstanding on my part of how exclude files are handled by ripgrep and ag (silversearcher) (#1417).

1. ripgrep ignores .gitignore and goes further to ignore configured global ignores (toggleable) and local .git/info/exclude (not toggleable).
2. ag ignores .gitignore and ostensibly .git/info/exclude. I say ostensibly because I came to the incorrect conclusion in Surprising feature - ripgrep respects git excludes #1417 that it actually ignores excludes but a cursory reading of source suggests otherwise.

Local excludes are setup because these are files you don't want to see when working in a VCS. So it does make sense to retain default behaviour to ignore them. It is imperative the user however knows this which is explained in the guide but not manpage (this is added as part of this patch).

However when the VCS is shared among others -- local excludes are not. Being able to turn it off allows to get a more consistent view when shared.

The functionality of this patch has been verified manually. It should work because it is essentially a copy of --no-ignore-global behaviour.

I haven't added tests - I didn't see any for --[no-]ignore-global otherwise I would've followed that.

Manual verification:

# we don't want doc/rg.1.txt.tpl to match
a:ripgrep $ cat .git/info/exclude
doc/*


# ag respects exclude and doesnt match doc/rg.1.txt.tp
a:ripgrep $ ag -l info.exclude
CHANGELOG.md
ignore/src/dir.rs
ignore/src/walk.rs
GUIDE.md
src/app.rs

# rg respects exclude and doesnt match doc/rg.1.txt.tp
a:ripgrep $ target/release/rg -l info.exclude
CHANGELOG.md
GUIDE.md
src/app.rs
ignore/src/dir.rs
ignore/src/walk.rs

a:ripgrep $ cd doc

# ag does not respect exclude (inconsistent behaviour)
a:doc $ ag -l info.exclude
rg.1.txt.tpl

# rg continues to respect exclude
a:doc $ ../target/release/rg -l info.exclude

# rg now also respects --no-ignore-exclude
a:doc $ ../target/release/rg --no-ignore-exclude -l info.exclude
rg.1.txt.tpl