Uniformly use $TODO_SH to refer to script.

Set $TODO_SH to just be $(basename "$0") at the beginning
of the script and use it in all usage messages.

This happens to simplify testing because it allows us to refer to
the script as "todo.sh" in all output.  For general use, if the
user has aliased to file to something else, the usage messages will
still reflect that alias.

Signed-off-by: Emil Sit <sit@emilsit.net>

tests/t1100-replace.sh

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ todo.sh add notice the daisies > /dev/null
 test_todo_session 'replace usage' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh replace adf asdfa
 === 1
-usage: $(which todo.sh) replace ITEM# "UPDATED ITEM"
+usage: todo.sh replace ITEM# "UPDATED ITEM"
 EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'basic replace' <<EOF

tests/t1200-pri.sh

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ test_description='basic priority functionality
 
 test_todo_session 'priority usage' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh pri B B
-usage: $HOME/bin/todo.sh pri ITEM# PRIORITY
+usage: todo.sh pri ITEM# PRIORITY
 note: PRIORITY must be anywhere from A to Z.
 === 1
 EOF

tests/t9999-testsuite_example.sh

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ TODO: Report file updated.
 2009-02-13-04:40:00 5 1
 
 >>> todo.sh append g a
-usage: $HOME/bin/todo.sh append ITEM# "TEXT TO APPEND"
+usage: todo.sh append ITEM# "TEXT TO APPEND"
 === 1
 
 >>> todo.sh append 2 and think