ePubLift/epublift cli-v4.5.0

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Fixed

• A <font face> is written into the upgrade's stylesheet only when it is
  a plain list of family names, re-quoted by styloria, and every rule is
  checked with epubveri first. Before, the face went in as written: a face
  such as "Book Antiqua (unterminated quote) or a /* b made the
  stylesheet invalid and swallowed the next rule, and a } body { display: none added a rule of its own. Such a <font> is now left as written. On
  the 562-book test shelf the 5 books with a face upgrade byte-identically.
• An -o that names the input is refused (exit 2) on the default
  command, meta set, meta enrich and import, as repair already did.
  Before, epublift -i book.epub -o book.epub replaced the original book.
• -h / --help now wins over a malformed line (veripublica conventions
  CLI.md §5): epublift meta enrich --typo --help prints the meta enrich
  help and exits 0 instead of failing on the unknown option. After -- it is
  still an operand.

Added

• -i, --input on every command (check takes it more than once), the
  form epublift's sibling tools use. A path without -i still works, with a
  warning, until 5.0.0.
• -f, --force on every command that writes files. Until 5.0.0 an
  existing output is still replaced without it, with a warning; from 5.0.0
  it is refused.
• --format human on the commands that had no --format (the default
  command, archive, restore, import, meta set, meta enrich).
• An Exit codes section and examples in every command's help.

Changed

• -h prints the same full help as --help.
• A flag given twice (--webp --webp) means the same as once instead of
  failing; an option with a value given twice still fails.
• Errors start with error: and warnings with warning: (was
  [!] Fatal Error:).

Deprecated

• -q / -r for --quality / --report (default command; -q on
  restore): -q is the family's --quiet. They warn and go in 5.0.0.
• Paths without -i, and several paths to archive / restore (one -i
  per run, a file or a folder, from 5.0.0).

Build

• Release binaries are built with thin LTO instead of fat: a cold release
  build takes 83 s instead of 193 s (measured locally), with no measurable
  change in speed and identical output; the binary grows from 20.6 to
  24.0 MB (macOS arm64).

See docs/usage.md, "Moving to 5.0.0".

Full Changelog: cli-v4.4.1...cli-v4.5.0