ud2gf: Prioritize the selected startcat #16
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When you use ud2gf, you are forced to pick a startcat. Previously it was completely ignored, but with this patch it only produces trees with the specified startcat.
The old behaviour of not caring about startcat is no longer available with this patch.
TODO: Add a wildcard start category in order to restore the old behaviour.