feat(type-safe-api): add commitGeneratedCode option to control generated code

[jstrunk]

This commit introduces a new commitGeneratedCode option to the TypeSafeApiProject, which allows controlling whether generated code should be committed or ignored for all generated projects.

The main changes include:

• Add a commitGeneratedCode option to the TypeSafeApiProject and related options interfaces.
• Set the default value of commitGeneratedCode to false.
• Conditionally add patterns to .gitignore based on the commitGeneratedCode option for all generated projects.
• Update tests to cover the new commitGeneratedCode option.

By default, the generated code will be ignored in the repository.

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[agdimech]

Hi @jstrunk,

Getting some test failures - can you please update?

[jstrunk]

Hi @agdimech,

Thanks for pointing that out. The other snapshots got updated for the Python projects now that those are committed by default.

[agdimech]

I've been chatting with @cogwirrel about this and they mentioned that having a different default for Python doesn't seem right which I tend to agree with. A possible alternative solution could be:

1.) Write a temporary blank readme during install (just like we do for init.py here)
2.) Unset the readme option that gets written to the pyproject.toml file by projen - my guess is that newer versions of poetry are validating that the file that specifies exists as part of install

[jstrunk]

I've been chatting with @cogwirrel about this and they mentioned that having a different default for Python doesn't seem right which I tend to agree with. A possible alternative solution could be:

1.) Write a temporary blank readme during install (just like we do for init.py here) 2.) Unset the readme option that gets written to the pyproject.toml file by projen - my guess is that newer versions of poetry are validating that the file that specifies exists as part of install

I agree. I have validated this idea. I'll make a new PR with solution 1. Then I'll clean up this PR.

[jstrunk]

@agdimech I've updated this PR to remove the different defaults for Python. I created #818 to fix #813.

[jstrunk]

This PR partially addresses #819