This greatly improves the performance of `pyenv virtualenvwrapper_lazy`,
which happens to call pyenv-which a lot.

For profiling I've initially used:

    % zmodload zsh/zprof
    % eval "$(pyenv init -)"
    % pyenv virtualenvwrapper_lazy

    Before:
    % zprof|grep -E '(pyenv|virtualenv)'
     1)    1         754,07   754,07   58,95%    751,50   751,50   58,75%  pyenv
    21)    1           2,57     2,57    0,20%      2,57     2,57    0,20%  virtualenvwrapper_setup_lazy_loader
     1)    1         754,07   754,07   58,95%    751,50   751,50   58,75%  pyenv
           1/1         2,57     2,57    0,20%      2,57     2,57             virtualenvwrapper_setup_lazy_loader [21]
           1/1         2,57     2,57    0,20%      2,57     2,57             pyenv [1]
    21)    1           2,57     2,57    0,20%      2,57     2,57    0,20%  virtualenvwrapper_setup_lazy_loader

    After:
    % zprof|grep -E '(pyenv|virtualenv)'
     1)    1         383,30   383,30   27,97%    380,88   380,88   27,79%  pyenv
    31)    1           2,42     2,42    0,18%      2,42     2,42    0,18%  virtualenvwrapper_setup_lazy_loader
     1)    1         383,30   383,30   27,97%    380,88   380,88   27,79%  pyenv
           1/1         2,42     2,42    0,18%      2,42     2,42             virtualenvwrapper_setup_lazy_loader [31]
           1/1         2,42     2,42    0,18%      2,42     2,42             pyenv [1]
    31)    1           2,42     2,42    0,18%      2,42     2,42    0,18%  virtualenvwrapper_setup_lazy_loader

Fixes https://github.com/yyuu/pyenv-virtualenvwrapper/issues/13

The `pwd` may return relative path if the `$PWD` is badly declared
in bash/zsh (e.g. `PWD="." bash`). To avoid the infinite loop in
`find_local_version_file()`, stop finding the version file if the
target paths are same consecutively.

This reverts commit 7edceff71ca6aa1281658f6f60ca2e48a6e3f45f, reversing
changes made to 5dea3c9e63.

Imported changes from sstephenson/rbenv#453.