Diff download link provides the lfs pointer if the diff is tracked to non-tracked file

Summary

If you push a non-tracked version of a file to Bitbucket Server, then enable lfs and push an lfs-tracked version of the file, the download of the lfs version in a diff returns the pointer file.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Commit a binary file to a vanilla git repository.
2. Push to a vanilla git Bitbucket Server repository.
3. Convert local repository and the Bitbucket Server repository to git-lfs.
4. Track the binary file type using git-lfs.
5. Commit an update to the binary file.
6. Push to Bitbucket Server.
7. View the new version in a diff in Bitbucket Server.

Expected Results

The lfs pointer is de-referenced and the new version of the binary is made available to download

Actual Results

Text output showing lfs pointer

Notes

Old version (non-lfs) of the file is available to download

Workaround

None at this time