"Place folder contents in destination" is not working for support files

[Sdusing7]

Short Description of the Bug (in one or two sentences)
The "Place Folder Contents in Destination" in the VIPB "Source File Settings" window is not working for lvproj files, text files, and potentially other types of non-LabVIEW files. It is working for .vi files at least. This obviously causes issues if you deploy a lvproj file and it doesn't get relocated properly relative to the vi's it contains. This can also cause problems if you have a vi that's expecting a .txt file next to it but these get deployed to different locations.

Here is an example that shows the problem:

Problem identified in this Discord thread: https://discord.com/channels/1013126142166831175/1020105609946857483/1332518691643850762

Version Information
VIPM 2024.1 f1 (build 2637)

Operating System Version:
Windows 11

LabVIEW Version:
LV2023 Q1

LabVIEW Bitness:
64-bit LabVIEW

Virtualization or Processor Version Information
Running on Windows Host

Steps To Reproduce

1. Create a vi package build spec.
2. Make a folder called "Examples" to deploy to the NI examples folder
3. put a vi in the folder
4. put a .txt file in the folder
5. Set the Examples folder to "Place Folder Contents in Desintation"
6. Run the build spec
7. install the vip
8. Notice that the deployment location for the txt file is still contained within the parent "Examples" folder even though it was supposed to place contents.

Expected behavior
I expect lvproj files, txt files, etc. to be placed the same way as vi's, where if they are in a folder marked as "Place folder contents in Destination" in the vipb spec, that folder should not contain it on deployment.

Actual Behavior
VI deployments work just fine when using the "Place folder contents in Destination" feature. However, .lvproj and .txt files do not as expected. They act as if that "Place folder contents in Destination" feature was not checked.

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[Tom-McQuillan]

This is is a zip to reproduce the issue
Issue 57 Place Folder Contents in Destination.zip

Issue.57.mp4

[Tom-McQuillan]

Richard Thomas has mentioned "Place Folder Contents in Destination" doesn't work for PPLs either.