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Are you certain?
It makes sense. But still..
manually installed mods will be over ridden because steam scans for corruption even when what you are doing is not to cheat.. but to play a mod.
so best is to copy the game folder in that case.
unless you changed the settings, your workshop mods will auto update whenever the workshop author pushes an update. it will download immediately.
if you're looking to do a version freeze because the developers are overcooking the game and keep ruining the mods, there might be methods available to do that, but it wont exist for every game.
edit: i would think this goes without saying but theres no point in allowing the workshop downloads if one is not going to update the executable, or the mods may stop working.