Add a method to tell if a package has been patched #392
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For the purposes of Drupal's auto-updates initiative, it would be really useful to us to have an API method in this plugin which can tell us if an installed package has been patched. We could just check the presence of the
extra.patches_appliedkey -- and indeed, we do -- but we'd rather the plugin exposed an API for this, so we don't have to rely on internal keys. So this PR adds aPatch::isPackagePatched()method for this purpose.See related discussion in https://www.drupal.org/project/automatic_updates/issues/3252299.