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Make "Save Incremental Version" update recently used files

Mathias Wein requested to merge (removed):save-incremental-history into master

Since several users (including myself) got confused when only the old file version shows in the history of recently used files after "Save Incremental Version", I changed the behavior.

In order to not flood the history with versioned entries of the same document, the old entry gets removed (if present) and the new version is added.

Do you think that only keeping the latest version is sensible? Or can you think of any edge cases that need special attention?

Test Plan

Use "File"->"Save Incremental Version" and verify that the old file entry (if present) gets removed and the new file version gets added, and that the rest of the history stays intact.

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