Magika

Changed

- By default, magika now outputs a human-readable output.
- Add `-l` / `--label` CLI option to output a stable, content type label.
- JSON/JSONL output now shows all metadata about a given content type.
- Add metadata about magic and description for each relevant content type.
- Logs are now printed to stderr, not stdout.
- Add `--generate-report` CLI option to output a JSON report that can be useful for debugging and reporting feedback.
- Be more flexible with the required python version (now we require "^3.8" instead of "^3.8,<3.11")
- Show a descriptive error in case magika can't find any file to scan (instead of silently exiting).

Changed

- If the prediction score is higher than a given threshold (0.95), consider it
regardless of the per-content-type threshold.
- Output format is back being just `<content type>`; group is displayed only
when showing metadata.
- Update metadata of some content types.

Changed

- Several small bug fixes.

Added

- Input files are now processed in multiple small batches, instead of one big batch.
- Per-content-type threshold based on the 0.005 quantile for recall.
- MIME type and "group" metadata for all content types.
- Introduce basic support for compatibility mode.
- `-c` / `--compatibility-mode` CLI option to enable compatibility mode.
- `--no-colors` CLI option to disable colors.
- `-b` / `--batch-size` CLI option to specify the batch size.
- `--guess` / `--output-highest-probability` CLI option to output the content type with the highest probability regardless of its probability score.
- `--version` CLI option to print Magika's version.

Changed

- Output follows the `<group>::<content type>` format.
- Probability score is not shown by default; enable with `-p`.
- Output is colored according to the file content type's group.
- Remove dependency from richlogger, add a much simpler logger.

- First release.