Byron/dua-cli v2.41.0

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There are two major features: 30x and more performance on Windows, and --ignore-from <file> support.
This makes this release the best one yet, and I do hope that I can last a week or more until the next one.

New Features

• add --ignore-from to exclude paths with gitignore-style patterns
  Reads gitignore-syntax patterns from one or more files and leaves everything
  they match out of the report, in both aggregate and interactive mode. This is
  the equivalent of rsync's --exclude-from and restic's --exclude-file, so the
  same pattern file can answer "how much of this would actually be backed up?".

  Matching is powered by gix-ignore, which is already a dependency, so negation,
  anchoring, ** and directory-only patterns all behave exactly like Git.
  Excluded directories are pruned from the walk rather than only hidden, and
  excluded top-level paths are dropped before the walk so they are absent from
  the report instead of appearing as empty.

Bug Fixes

• propagate background root device errors

  Background traversal replaced failed root-device lookups with device ID
  zero. Readable root metadata could then be rejected as cross-device while the
  traversal incorrectly retained a successful error count.

  Skip roots whose lookup fails and carry their per-root errors in the traversal
  completion event, restoring the previous statistics and exit status. Keep
  interleaved overlapping and duplicate roots isolated by including each root path
  Arc allocation in private directory-map keys while preserving public traversal
  event types.

• propagate aggregate root device errors

  A failed root-device lookup was replaced with device ID zero after the parallel
  traversal rewrite. For a dangling symlink, symlink metadata remained readable
  but failed the device check, hiding the initialization error and producing a
  successful exit status.

  Count the lookup failure on its root, mark that root complete for ordered
  output, and omit it from traversal. Flush completed roots after traversal
  because failed roots emit no completion event.

  Keep all roots in the shared
  parallel traversal pool; when hard links are deduplicated, per-root attribution
  is scheduling-dependent while the total remains correct, in the name of performance.

Commit Statistics

• 14 commits contributed to the release.
• 2 days passed between releases.
• 3 commits were understood as conventional.
• 1 unique issue was worked on: #302

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