Add --watch flag to the all command
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Signed-off-by: Mikayla Thompson <mikayla@ranger.net>
When using --watch, subsequent updates now only regenerate the individual files that changed, rather than regenerating the entire dataset. This significantly improves performance for large session archives. Changes: - TranscriptWatcher now tracks which files have changed - New generate_incremental_html() function handles partial updates - Only affected session HTML, project indexes, and master index are updated - Initial generation still does a full rebuild Test coverage added for all new functionality.
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I really like having the full, browseable html for all sessions and wanted it to stay up to date as I worked so I could quickly refer back to recent sessions. Thought it might be useful for others!
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--watchkeeps the process running and looking for changes to the source directory. If a change is relevant, the html of that transcript will be regenerated.