Include all test output files (e.g. undeclared outputs) for non-cached test executions and tests with multiple attempts. Previously, non-cached test execution would incorrectly only include test.log and test.xml.

Implement this by unifying test output list building in a static TestResult method.

For additional output files in multi-attempt tests, we follow the existing convention:

Existing example: test.xml => test_attempts/attempt_N.xml
New example (all new outputs done similarly): test.outputs/outputs.zip => test_attempts/attempt_N.outputs/outputs.zip

RELNOTES: All test output files included for cached, uncached, and multiple attempt tests.
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