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Merge pull request #4664 from MichaelEischer/ls-unified-json-output
ls: include standard `message_type` field in output
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Enhancement: `ls` uses `message_type` field to distinguish JSON messages | ||
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The `ls` command was the only command that used the `struct_type` field to determine | ||
the message type in the JSON output format. Now, the JSON output of the | ||
`ls` command also includes the `message_type`. The `struct_type` field is | ||
still included, but it deprecated. | ||
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https://github.com/restic/restic/pull/4664 |
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