By Tobias Carroll There was once a time when the announcement of a previously secret project from comedian Louis C.K. was grounds for relatively unambiguous celebration in the world of comedy. The 2016 television series Horace and Pete comes to mind, which earned plenty of critical acclaim. That was before its auteur’s public downfall — and before he made a, shall we say, controversial comeback that seemed to mock the idea that he should ever apologize for what he did. For those wondering where things would go from here, we now have an answer: a new article in The Hollywood Reporter revealing …