Use overwrite flag for handle_cfmm2tar
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Add a safety `overwrite` flag for dealing with overwriting "existing" cfmm2tar files. This `overwrite` is useful when new tars are found, but an existing tar already exists in the dataset - likely due to an unexpected shutdown, enabling the old file to be removed from the dataset, and the new file to be added. This allows the same function to be used to `run_cfmm2tar` without overwriting if the target is not new (which it was previously doing).
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Add a safety
overwriteflag for dealing with overwriting "existing" cfmm2tar files. Thisoverwriteis useful when new tars are found, but an existing tar already exists in the dataset - likely due to an unexpected shutdown, enabling the old file to be removed from the dataset, and the new file to be added. For some reason, deleting / removing via the datalad.api does not work here as the file is "not found".This allows the same function to be used to
run_cfmm2tarwithout overwriting if the target is not new (which it was previously doing).