hookscripts for duplicates mode

Hookscripts now useable in 'find duplicates' mode. In this mode the hook script receives two arguments instead of the usual one. The first is the path to the current file, the second is the path to it's matching duplicate.

Fixes for 64-bit and files with bad characters in name.

Release featuring fixes for bugs reported by or patched by https://github.com/sth

Fix for integer overflow on 64-bit
Fix for passing files with 'bad' characters in the name (things that mean something to the shell) to hook scripts.

More fixes for HTTP/CGI mode.

More fixes for HTTP/CGI mode. Now honors Encoding setting, select boxes remember settings.

cgi mode fixed by adding a single '*'

This release fixes an issue with the HTTP/CGI interface of hashrat, which was caused by a '*' that should have been '**'.

Fixes for -x option.

Lots of issues fixed with the -x (exclude files) option.

Minor enhancements

Hashrat no longer switches to reading from stdin if a file it's told to hash doesn't exist. The -i and -x (include and exclude) options now take a comma-seperated list of patterns to match against, rather than just one.

Hash 'chaining' added. Exit codes added for most operations.

The new '-type' option allows hashes to be chained like so:

hashrat -type sha256,sha1,md5

which would read data from stdin, hash it with sha256, then hash the hash with sha1, then hash the output of that with md5.

Many operations did not return an exit code. They should do now.

Bugfix: dirmode works, apostrophes handled in filenames, cgi mode improved

Apostrophes weren't being quoted when filenames were output in native mode. Dirmode is working again. Some improvements to cgi mode (radio buttons don't work well on iphones).

Builds on openbsd and freebsd. Can set Xselection/clipboard.

This release builds on openbsd and freebsd with support for freebsd extended attributes. When hashing from standard in hashes can now be copied to the X11 primary and clipboard selection via Xterm control sequences.

-C mode added for better file monitoring

Previously hashrat has only been able to check hashes listed in a file. -C and -Cf mode add the ability to load hashes from a file, but then check files in a directory against them. This means that new files can be detected, rather than just checking those files listed in the input.