Add a helper function for changing the state of __exec_raw__#47
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Control of whether the output of
Action.execute_subprocess()is dictated by the internalActionattribute__exec_raw__.If users need to execute some subprocess within their custom Action with wrapped logging output, they need to ensure this value is set correctly. Likewise, to ensure consistent logging, users would need to reinstate the previous value after the subprocess finishes.
Rather than require temp variable and read/write of a private variable the control can now be facilitated by a push/pop set of helper functions.
pop_exec_raw()should only be called after a correspondingpush_exec_raw()call. Multiple nested calls are not supported at this time (e.g. multiple push before equivalent pop) as it is meant to only wrap aroundexecute_subprocess()calls.