Improve error message when application is forgotten from the included_applications list

Steps to reproduce

Create 3 mix projects: a, b, and test. test depends on a and b. b depends on a. Add a to the included_applications list in test. Build a release in test.

For convenience, clone this repository: https://github.com/fhunleth/included_app_test

cd test
mix deps.get
mix release

You should get an error:

==> Release failed, during .boot generation:
        Circular dependencies among applications: [{test,"0.1.0"},{b,"0.1.0"}]

Verbose Logs

Paste the output of the release command you ran with the --verbose flag below in the summary tags (this helps keep the issue easy to navigate):

``` $ mix release --verbose ==> Loading configuration.. ==> Assembling release.. ==> Building release test:0.1.0 using environment dev ==> Discovered applications: > kernel-6.0.1 | | from: /home/fhunleth/.asdf/installs/erlang/21.0.8/lib/kernel-6.0.1 | applications: none | includes: none |_____ > artificery-0.2.6 | | from: _build/dev/lib/artificery | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | :elixir | includes: none |_____ > distillery-2.0.10 | | from: _build/dev/lib/distillery | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | :elixir | :runtime_tools | :artificery | includes: none |_____ > runtime_tools-1.13 | | from: /home/fhunleth/.asdf/installs/erlang/21.0.8/lib/runtime_tools-1.13 | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | includes: none |_____ > stdlib-3.5.1 | | from: /home/fhunleth/.asdf/installs/erlang/21.0.8/lib/stdlib-3.5.1 | applications: | :kernel | includes: none |_____ > a-0.1.0 | | from: _build/dev/lib/a | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | :elixir | :logger | includes: none |_____ > b-0.1.0 | | from: _build/dev/lib/b | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | :elixir | :logger | :a | includes: none |_____ > logger-1.7.3 | | from: /home/fhunleth/.asdf/installs/elixir/1.7.3-otp-21/bin/../lib/logger | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | :elixir | includes: none |_____ > test-0.1.0 | | from: _build/dev/lib/test | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | :elixir | :logger | :b | :distillery | includes: | :a |_____ > compiler-7.2.3 | | from: /home/fhunleth/.asdf/installs/erlang/21.0.8/lib/compiler-7.2.3 | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | includes: none |_____ > sasl-3.2 | | from: /home/fhunleth/.asdf/installs/erlang/21.0.8/lib/sasl-3.2 | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | includes: none |_____ > iex-1.7.3 | | from: /home/fhunleth/.asdf/installs/elixir/1.7.3-otp-21/bin/../lib/iex | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | :elixir | includes: none |_____ > mix-1.7.3 | | from: /home/fhunleth/.asdf/installs/elixir/1.7.3-otp-21/bin/../lib/mix | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | :elixir | includes: none |_____ > elixir-1.7.3 | | from: /home/fhunleth/.asdf/installs/elixir/1.7.3-otp-21/bin/../lib/elixir | applications: | :kernel | :stdlib | :compiler | includes: none |_____ ==> Running validation checks.. > Mix.Releases.Checks.Erts * PASS > Mix.Releases.Checks.Cookie * PASS > Mix.Releases.Checks.LoadedOrphanedApps * PASS ==> Generated overlay vars: release_name=:test release_version="0.1.0" is_upgrade=false upgrade_from=:latest dev_mode=true include_erts=false include_src=false include_system_libs=false erl_opts="" run_erl_env="" erts_vsn="10.0.7" output_dir="_build/dev/rel/test" ==> Copying applications to _build/dev/rel/test ==> Generating start_erl.data ==> Generating vm.args ==> Generating sys.config from config/config.exs ==> Generating boot scripts ==> Release failed, during .boot generation: Circular dependencies among applications: [{test,"0.1.0"},{b,"0.1.0"}] ```

Description of issue

What are the expected results?

I'm expecting an error, but it would be really nice if it could point to the included_applications being the issue. For example, maybe something like "a is in the included_applications, but b which depends on a is not."

What version of Distillery?

2.0.10

What OS, Erlang/Elixir versions are you seeing this issue on?

Linux, Erlang 21.1, Elixir 1.7.3

If possible, also provide your rel/config.exs, as it is often my first troubleshooting question, and you'll save us both time :)

See linked repository

Is there documentation that says one thing, but Distillery does another? If so, please link the doc here so it can be updated if it's a documentation issue, or so that the fix can be based around what's documented.
If this is a runtime configuration issue, please also provide your config file (with any sensitive information stripped of course). This is almost always necessary to understand why some configuration may not be working.

If you do not provide the above information and I need it to help troubleshoot, it may delay things significantly, as I will have to ask you for all of these things anyway. Help me help you!

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