Split Args#add into three methods. Args#add(value, *, arg, format) Args#add_all(value, *, arg, map_each, format_each, before_each, omit_if_empty, uniquify) Args#add_joined(value, *, arg, join_with, map_each, format_each, format_joined, omit_if_empty, uniquify) The old Args#add remains backwards compatible, but we add a flag to disable this compatibility mode. RELNOTES: None PiperOrigin-RevId: 191804482
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