ConsoleUI prompt to delete non-empty folders after uninstall#4066
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Motivation
#2962 added a prompt in GUI to ask the user whether to delete folders that contain only files not created by CKAN after uninstalling a mod, because such folders can make ModuleManager
:NEEDS[]clauses behave as if a mod is installed when it's not.Currently this isn't available in ConsoleUI, even though the concern about leftover folders and ModuleManager still applies.
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Now ConsoleUI presents a screen after uninstallation to ask about these directories as well, if any are found:
(The
GameData/SquadandGameData/SquadExpansionfolders would never be included here in practice. I was just using them for testing.)Fixes #3484.