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Instead of pre-processing input to look for lists and dicts, just create lists
by default, and turn them to dicts on-the-fly when we obviously can't use a
list anymore.

For example, this JSON:

        {
                "foo": {
                        "bar": 42
                        "elements": [1, 2]
                },
                "baz": true
        }

will be flattened to:

        {
                "foo/bar": 42,
                "foo/elements/0": 1,
                "foo/elements/1": 2,
                "baz": true
        }

Expaning, the reverse operation cannot always restore the exact same input
as flattening is lossy:
- fusion between dicts and lists
- elimination of empty dicts and lists

- takes a malformed ASCII-drawn table as stdin or file, for example:
    +-----+-----+
    | foo | bar |
    +-----+-----+
    | a long cell | short |
    | x | longer cell ? |
    +--+--+

- outputs a well-formed table:
    +-------------+---------------+
    |     foo     |      bar      |
    +-------------+---------------+
    | a long cell |     short     |
    |      x      | longer cell ? |
    +-------------+---------------+

Image data was not of the right type, preventing the QR decoding from
working

- add a context menu
- can change direction of ruler (left-to-right vs right-to-left)
- can change the edge of ticks
- can resize with shift+arrow

git add FILE and create a commit that will have author date set to the
last modification time (mtime) of FILE.

git-cherry-pick on path used to be buggy and do this command, add it as
a separate command then.

Now, git-cherry-pick-on-path really takes the diff from the pointed
commit and applies those changes, restricting to selected paths.

supports HOUR:MINUTE:SECOND notation