fix(IncrementalLoad): Do not attempt to delete files not in the datase#931
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One nitpick here, otherwise looks great
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Fixes #928: the Incremental Load pull handler so that when applying commits results in deleting a file not managed by
embedded-git-config.json, do not crash with a<SUBSCRIPT>error.Test Plan
Examples of files you might have in your repository that embedded git won't sync into Iris:
The easiest way to reproduce this issue is to create a branch that adds (commits) one or more of these files, then change branches to/from this branch. (no need to merge into the main branch.)
You could also push this branch to a remote, reset your local to before this branch, then "Pull changes", but it's the same mechanism under the hood as "Check out branch"