Expand barback's notion of dirtiness to understand declaredness.

pkg/barback/test/package_graph/lazy_transformer_test.dart

Index: pkg/barback/test/package_graph/lazy_transformer_test.dart
diff --git a/pkg/barback/test/package_graph/lazy_transformer_test.dart b/pkg/barback/test/package_graph/lazy_transformer_test.dart
index 24ae2e5cfcb99b6825cc495e028a5b57bec6143b..5668545ed8352a61a4ae2cb2f79060972d469fd9 100644
--- a/pkg/barback/test/package_graph/lazy_transformer_test.dart
+++ b/pkg/barback/test/package_graph/lazy_transformer_test.dart
@@ -354,6 +354,23 @@ main() {
     buildShouldSucceed();
   });
 
+  test("a lazy transformer that generates fewer outputs than it declares is "
+      "forced when a declared but ungenerated output is requested", () {
+    initGraph({"app|foo.txt": "no"}, {"app": [
+      [new LazyCheckContentAndRenameTransformer(
+          "txt", "yes", "out", "done")]
+    ]});
+
+    updateSources(["app|foo.txt"]);
+    expectNoAsset("app|foo.out");
+    buildShouldSucceed();
+
+    modifyAsset("app|foo.txt", "yes");
+    updateSources(["app|foo.txt"]);
+    expectAsset("app|foo.out", "done");
+    buildShouldSucceed();
+  });
+
   // Regression tests.
 
   test("a lazy transformer that doesn't apply updates its passed-through asset",