ls: introduce specific output types #912
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ls: introduce specific output types
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This PR removes
IsDirfrom the object plumbing commands, as discussed in #907.LsLinktype, which is like the oldLinkbut with aTypefield.Maybe this can be carried over to the latter
unixfsspecific commands?func marshalLinks().They were only used by the marshalers in
ipfs lsandipfs object links. SInce they operate on different types now, there is no reuse that makes it useful.