Fix HaddockKeepTmpsCustom test for merge skew
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The `HaddockKeepTmpsCustom` test added in haskell#10392 skewed against haskell#10366, which changes where temporary files are written. We can work around this by setting `$TMPDIR` and `$TEMP` while running tests, so that temporary files are written to the test's temporary directory rather than the system one.
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The
HaddockKeepTmpsCustomtest added in #10392 skewed against #10366, which changes where temporary files are written.We can work around this by setting
$TMPDIRand$TEMPwhile running tests, so that temporary files are written to the test's temporary directory rather than the system one.