Create concrete playback temp files in source directory #2804
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Concrete playback seeks to generate unit tests in the original source file. An intermediate temporary file is used to reduce the risk of corrupting original source files. Once the temporary file has been completely written to, it is to be atomically moved to replace the source file. This can only be done on the same file system.
We now create the temporary file in the same source directory as the original source file to ensure we are on the same file system. The implementation uses NamedTempFile from the tempfile crate, which renders our own tempfile implementation redundant.
Tested on Ubuntu 20.04 with /tmp on a different partition (where our regression tests would previously fail).
Resolves: #2705
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