Refrain from preventing changes that are not really changes. #570
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When a user runs the same command twice in a row, such as with the
following, make it so that the second time just works. It didn't because we
failed to observe that setting the candidate priority to zero could be a
non-changer if that's already the current value of the setting.
pg_autoctl set node candidate-priority --name node3 0
We could also skip the operation entirely, but this has two drawbacks:
the client implementation would then need to decide if it has to wait
for the apply-settings steps to happen or immediately return,
more importantly, if there's a problem with synchronous_standby_names it
might be good that setting a value to its current setting, thus applying
no changes, forces a cache invalidation of the primary's setup.
Fixes #526