mmv - A minimal Rust utility for the mass moving of files

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*	Add missing flag to usage string	Thomas Voss	2023-08-06	1	-1/+1
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*	Move args parsing to Flags::parse	Thomas Voss	2023-08-06	1	-25/+28
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*	Improve the -d flag	Thomas Voss	2023-08-06	1	-9/+12
\| \| \| \| \| \| \|	Now when performing a dry run, you are shown the direct move from src to dst. This is a lot more helpful since the end user doesn’t really care about whatever temporary folder we store things in; the user just wants to make sure the command he’s about to execute will do what he expects.
*	Make the -e flag work as intended	Thomas Voss	2023-08-06	1	-8/+18
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*	Formart the codebase	Thomas Voss	2023-08-06	1	-20/+19
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*	Remove the error module and use cerm	Thomas Voss	2023-08-02	1	-48/+66
\| \| \| \|	Fuck proxit, all my homies hate proxit.
*	Use my new “proxit” crate	Thomas Voss	2023-08-01	1	-4/+6
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*	Move some code out to move_path()	Thomas Voss	2023-07-29	1	-15/+14
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*	Support -v, and make -d imply -v	Thomas Voss	2023-07-29	1	-5/+12
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*	Build a 3-tuple intead of mutating a 2-tuple	Thomas Voss	2023-07-29	1	-19/+15
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*	Copy+Delete because filesystems	Thomas Voss	2023-07-29	1	-2/+13
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	Turns out that ‘fs::rename()’ calls ‘rename(2)’ under the hood. This is a problem because the temporary directory we use is typically located on a different filesystem than your home directory for example, and so this would fail. The shitty workaround here is to copy the files and then delete them. But it just keeps getting better! Turns out that despite the fact that ‘everything is a file’ on *NIX, we cannot just call ‘fs::copy()’ or ‘fs::remove_file()’ on directories; that would be too smart.
*	Minor comment reformat	Thomas Voss	2023-07-29	1	-2/+1
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*	Reorder imports, and remove unused ones	Thomas Voss	2023-07-29	1	-2/+3
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*	Genesis commit	Thomas Voss	2023-07-29	1	-0/+255