[3008.x] Add 'show_changes' to "file.append" and "file.prepend" state functions#69141
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What does this PR do?
This PR adds the
show_changesargument tofile.appendandfile.prependstate functions in order to allow hiding the diff of the content as part of the output. Same behavior thatfile.managedstate and others.What issues does this PR fix or reference?
Fixes #59329 and #67533
Previous Behavior
The output from
file.appendandfile.prependexecutions always contains a "diff" when files are text files.New Behavior
By default, the "diff" is included, but this can be skipped when
show_changesis set toFalse.Merge requirements satisfied?
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Yes