diff-shades

I know there are quite a few features still unimplemented, but diff-shades is being used in production so it's time to stop pretending it's still in alpha :)

• Record tracebacks for failures too. show-failed will show 'em with --show-log although log files take precedence.
• Normalize log file paths for AST equivalence / stability check errors to avoid constant run to run differences.
• Colour the (allowed) tag green emitted by show-failed so it's more visible

Full Changelog: https://github.com/ichard26/diff-shades/compare/22.3a1...22.4b1

There's now a logo for diff-shades! woo!

• Added --force-stable-style and --force-preview-style to forcefully set the code style across all projects.
• Added -r as a short alias of --repeat-projects-from.
• Added --check-allow so pre-existing failures don't cause show-failed --check to return one.
• Log files produced when a file fails to format are now recorded and can be pulled via the show or show-failed commands.
• --show-locals is also forcefully set on GHA.
• Analyses can now be automatically zipped at save time by using the .zip file extension.
• Fixed output suppression during project setup, hopefully this is the last fix needed to avoid stray output ^^
• Removed --show-project-revision; instead pass -v or --verbose twice to achieve the same effect.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/ichard26/diff-shades/compare/21.12a7...22.3a1

• Also show how many lines, files, and projects were analyzed in the comparison summary.
• Add --show-project-revision as a less noisy alternative to --verbose which ONLY shows the project revisions (and not the result of each file).

• @onerandomusername made their first contribution in https://github.com/ichard26/diff-shades/pull/3

Full Changelog: https://github.com/ichard26/diff-shades/compare/21.12a6...21.12a7

• Don't forcefully set --force-colors if --no-colors was passed on GHA.
• Add --quiet to the compare command to suppress the unnecessary log messages.

• When running on GitHub Actions, --force-colors and the width will be forcefully set for you.

First version of diff-shades I'm willing to share publicly!

Thank you to black-primer and mypy-primer for all of their ideas I graciously stole :p