- Convert rrsync to python.
- Enhance security of arg & option checking.
- Reject `-L` (`--copy-links`) by default.
- Add `-munge` and `-no-del` options.
- Tweak the logfile line format.
- Created an rrsync man page.
- Use `configure --with-rrsync` if you want `make install` to install
rrsync and its man page.
- Give lsh more rrsync testing support.
- In html, use css more for non-breakability.
- In nroff, mark more dashes as non-breaking in code->bold sections,
and get rid of backslashed dashes in preformatted blocks.
Using a non-breaking zero-width char after a dash makes the browser
avoiding breaking on that dash and also makes it match a dash in a
search. This is better than a non-breaking dash char, which does not
match a dash in a search.
This removes the yodl dependency, which is sometimes hard to track down.
Instead, this uses a python3 script that leverages the cmarkgfm library
to turn the source file into html. Then, the script parses the html in
order to turn the tag stream into a nroff stream using a simple state
machine. While it's doing that it also implements one added format rule
that turns an ordinal list that starts at 0 into a description list
(since markdown doesn't have an easy description list idiom).
