Support multiple UFOs at once#92
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Incompatible with -o/--output Invalid/Non-existent paths are skipped, but won't cause the program to exit prematurely Add helper for tests to assert logs contain a string
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Changes the CLI to support taking multiple inputs. Incompatible with
-o/--outputHappy to adjust implementation/testing as required. If there's any bad formatting let me know, I didn't see a strong standard defined anywhere and my editor's formatter was ready to eviscerate the whole file
I've tried to keep the program acting as similarly as possible - e.g. exiting with code 2 if no valid paths were provided - but also permissive, so the whole program doesn't bomb out if one input path of many is bad
Also, as far as I can see we could mark Python 3.12 as officially supported (I used it while developing/testing these changes), I can update the README & CI if you'd like :)
Finally, please consider making the repository more approachable to new contributors: https://matklad.github.io/2022/10/24/actions-permissions.html