CI: Show doctool diffs inside submodules#110243
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In a similar vain to PR #89552, this does not directly alter the behavior for Godot itself, but it means that forks of Godot with submodules do not need to apply a patch to the CI scripts in order for the CI to build with the submodules. The Godot repo itself has no submodules, and therefore this does nothing, there are no downsides for us, but it benefits forks.
In master, doctool diffs in submodules show up like this:
Pretty useless, right? We have no clue what's actually wrong. With this PR, the diff shows up like this:
Disclaimer: ChatGPT suggested these arguments, I don't have a precise detailed understanding of them myself. But, hey, I've tested this and it works, and it appears straightforward, so I'm confident this is good.
This should be good to cherry-pick to past branches.