Replicat

- More wheels.
- Python 3.12 support.

- You can now use TOML configuration file to define common arguments for replicat commands, organize them into _profiles_, and load them using the `--profile` CLI option. Consult `--help` output for the default location of the file, or provide it explicitly via the `--config` CLI option, or pass `--ignore-config` to ignore configuration file altogether.

- The new `-L`/`--limit-rate` option enables rate limiting for uploads and downloads through `snapshot`, `restore`, `upload-objects`, and `download-objects` CLI commands. The corresponding methods in the Python API received the `rate_limit` argument, which serves the same purpose.

- CLI options `-S`/`--snapshot-regex`, `-F`/`--file-regex`, and `-O`/`--object-regex` can now be repeated. replicat will combine repeated options using OR (`|`).

- When creating snapshots, replicat will record hash digests of entire files, too. Use `lf`/`list-files` command to retrieve them.

- List of columns returned by `list-snapshots` and `list-files` commands can now be configured via the new `--columns` CLI option (refer to `--help` for the supported values). Pass the `--no-header` option to omit the table header. Corresponding methods in the Python API accept `columns` and `header` arguments, which serve the same purpose.

- `add-key` command has been equipped with the new `--clone` CLI option, which allows you to generate a new key with the same secrets and using the same password as the old key (IOW, rewrap it). For example, you could use this to change KDF parameters.

- Added support for SHA2 and SHA3 hash algorithms.

- scrypt's _default_ work factor for new keys has been reduced **4x** (r = 2 ^ 22 to r = 2 ^ 20). Old keys can be converted to the new parameters using `replicat add-key --clone` (the new default will be picked up automatically).

- Applied actually meaningful runtime and startup optimizations, enhanced progress indication (particularly in `restore`), soft-locked versions of dependencies, made minor correctness improvements.

- Beefed [README.md](README.md) up.

- Fix a regression in the `restore` command, which caused the command to fail if it encountered a chunk referenced multiple times by the same file (see 36).

- Ship wheels for Python 3.11.
- Make delete prompt more helpful.

- The `upload` CLI command has been renamed to `upload-objects`. The `upload` method of `Repository` has been renamed to `upload_objects`.
- Low-level CLI commands `download-objects`, `list-objects`, and `delete-objects` have been added. They correspond to the new `download_objects`, `list_objects`, and `delete_objects` methods of `Repository`.
- Backends are now required to implement one additional method (see `Backend.download_stream` and existing implementations).
- When creating new snapshots, replicat will retrieve creation, modification, and access timestamps of files with nanosecond precision. It will also restore this metadata on `restore` for both new and old snapshots, which continue to be supported.
- The `delete` command will now ask for confirmation before deleting anything, just like the newly added `delete-objects`. Pass `-y`/`--yes` to suppress the prompt.
- After a snapshot is deleted via the `delete` command, the cached version will be removed as well.
- Fixed handling of filenames with special and non-ASCII characters by B2, S3, and S3C backends.
- Performance has been improved.

- Now supports Python 3.8.