Add --omit-paths flag to templates apply
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Related: devcontainers/spec#484, microsoft/vscode-remote-release#10095
The
templates applycommand now exposes a flag--omit-paths. Following the same file/folder syntax as shown in devcontainers/spec#484, the provided array of paths will not be extracts from the tarball when applying a Template.Expanded upon
getBlob()'s existing filtering logic.