Mark new deps of upgrades as auto-installed #3702
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Problem
I upgraded Sandcastle after KSP-CKAN/NetKAN#9428, and WildBlueCore was installed as intended, but it was not marked as auto-installed. It should be, because it's only installed due to Sandcastle's dependency.
Cause
ModuleInstaller.AddRemove, which is called by Upgrade and Replace, sets the auto-installed flag to false for any module that isn't being removed in the same call. This was the most cautious thing to do when the auto-installed flag was being added (setting this flag to true unnecessarily could remove modules the user wants to keep), but on further investigation, it's not correct.Changes
ModuleInstaller.AddRemovehas anewModulesAreAutoInstalledparameter that calling code can use to set the value of the auto-installed flag for modules that aren't being removed. Upgrade sets it to true because newly installed modules are dependencies, and replace sets it to false because newly installed modules are the replacement modules.ModuleInstaller.AddRemovewas only used internally toModuleInstallerwith all of its parameters set, it is nowprivateand its parameters no longer have defaults, to make maintenance easier.RelationshipResolver.ModList()logic (see Memoize lazily evaluated sequences #2953 and Install dependencies first #3667)