ADDORREPLACEREADGROUPS and MERGEBAMALIGNMENT input/output file specificity fix.

[johnoooh]

When using ADDORREPLACEREADGROUPS on an HPC with scratch enabled, the globbed *.bam copys both the input and output bam from scratch to the work directory. The output needed to be more specific. It is now ${prefix}.bam for the output so it now targets the output bam/cram instead of all files with the right file extension. For more details see the issue.

This should fix the issue for ADDORREPLACEREADGROUPS but be on the lookout for other modules where this occurs.

PR checklist Addresses #https://github.com/nf-core/modules/issues/7792, but more modules could have issues.

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[johnoooh]

@SPPearce Prettier wasn't run properly, it has been fixed