Hi Phil You can do a full time machine backup to an external drive, then install the OS fresh onto your new drive after installation, then part of the first startup is the migration assistant where it'll pull everything back in. There are a few low level system changes that it can miss such as virtual host configuration or other modified apache settings but if that won't affect you then time machine's the easiest way.
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