[develop] Fix: Prevent full system upgrade in pkg.installed for Arch Linux #66255
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What does this PR do?
This change modifies the logic in the pacman module to only append the '-u' flag to the pacman command if sysupgrade is explicitly set to True. This prevents the pkg.installed state from triggering a full system upgrade by default on Arch Linux systems, addressing an issue where unintended system-wide upgrades could occur during package installation.
What issues does this PR fix or reference?
Fixes: #65200
Previous Behavior
The pkg.installed state would trigger a full system upgrade on Arch Linux systems by using the -u flag in the pacman command, even when only installing a single package.
New Behavior
The pkg.installed state only triggers a system upgrade on Arch Linux systems if sysupgrade is explicitly set to True, preventing unintended full system upgrades.
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