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Headless runs: lazyrsync run PROFILE runs every task in a profile without
the TUI, and PROFILE/TASK runs a single task by the id list prints. Suited
to cron and systemd timers — Snapshot tasks resolve their --link-dest chain
fresh on every run, which no static crontab line can express.
run -n for a real dry run, --yes to allow tasks that delete at the
destination, and -v to include rsync's own output per task.
Documented exit codes: 0 success, 1 refused for want of --yes, 2
unknown target or unloadable config, 3 a task that could not start or was
killed, otherwise the first failing task's rsync exit code.
Dynamic paths: {now}, {now:FORMAT}, {utcnow}, {hostname}, {user},
$VAR/${VAR} and ~ expand every time a task runs, so one saved task can
write to a new dated folder each night. Unknown placeholders and unset
variables are left as typed; {{ and $$ escape.
A separate opt-out per confirmation prompt in settings.toml
(skip_delete_warning, skip_run_confirm, skip_remove_confirm), all
false by default.

A headless real run passes rsync -q and reports one line per task; a dry run
is never quiet, and neither carries the TUI-only --info=progress2 or
--stats flags.
profiles.toml rejects unknown keys instead of ignoring them, so a typo in a
field name fails loudly at load time rather than silently dropping a setting.

A task that enables --delete-excluded on its own now warns, matching the
existing --delete warning.
Placeholders resolve before a path is classified as remote, so a placeholder
that expands to contain a colon no longer looks like an SSH target.