Add stdout feature to szip (again) - #63
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I was cleaning up my old forks and deleted my
rust-snappyfork without realising I still had an open pull request. Whoops. 🤦♀️ Thankfully, I'd kept a copy on my laptop. Hooray for decentralised version control!This pull request is a rebased version of #55. I'll replicate the original PR's description below.
This pull request adds gzip's
-s/--stdoutflag to the szip binary. This allows for outputting (de)compressed data to the terminal instead of writing directly to a file.