Improve Clarity of PostgreSQL Upgrade Messages
What does this MR do?
This MR addresses the issues linked below that aim to improve the wording of the Checking if we already upgraded: NOT OK and Checking for previous failed upgrade attempts: NOT OK messages.
For the former, NOT OK, at the very least, indicates an expected status, and users have reported to cancel the migration after seeing this message.
For the latter, NOT OK is the desired status, indicating that no previous failed upgrade attempts were found. This is extremely confusing, and has been instead changed to NONE FOUND (in green) or FAILURE DETECTED (in red) if a previous failed upgrade was found, followed by the file path.
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