[19.01] Backport #7466: Don't display outputs that aren't going to be produced in workflow editor#7576
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This obviously doesn't work (yet) with filters that work on the input dataset, but this already removes a lot of outputs that arent' going to be produced based on static options. Since exceptions default to priduing the dataset this isn't much harm.
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@innovate-invent ran into this recently and I think in general people have trouble identifying the outputs that a tool actually generates. If you connect a non-existing output or make it a workflow output that workflow will stop scheduling at that step, so this makes it much harder to generate invalid or partially running workflows.