Keep applied preset name marked with asterix after changes #19959
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Implements suggestion in https://discuss.pixls.us/t/small-improvement-in-modules-instance-naming/54795/4
When a preset is applied to a module, it's name is added as the instance name to the module (if one wasn't set manually). Then when any change is made, the instance name is reset to empty, This PR keeps the name of the last applied preset as the instance name, but marks it with an asterix if any further changes are made.
Other ways of marking (different prefix or postfix characters) can be easily implemented in
dt_util_localize_segmented_nameeven when internally keeping the "*" prefix (which doesn't conflict with translation markers; postfix markers would be more complicated to deal with internally).This also includes the simplifications of
dt_util_localize_segmented_namesuggested here #19459 (comment)