Filter ephemeral marks from planned value#36619
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RemoveAll filters marks from a set of cty.PathValueMarks, removing all instances of the remove parameter in all paths. If a path has no remaining marks, it is removed entirely.
PathsWithMark was incorrectly used to try and filter out ephemeral marks, but that doesn't work when a path has multiple marks.
PathsWithMark was adding the same path multiple times if it had multiple extra marks.
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The filtering of ephemeral marks for the planned value was incorrectly using
PathsWithMark, which only reports paths containing a specific mark or not, and can't account for multiple marks on a particular path. Create amarks.RemoveAllfunction which allows for correct filtering.Fixes #36603
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v1.11