Tuckr 0.12.0

Additions

• Added ability to use % suffix to make dotfile target a path stored in an environment variable and ^ to target the root of the file system
• Added _wsl suffix for conditional groups, WSL has a higher priority than linux and unix so it can be used for WSL specific configuration
• Added custom targets. Custom targets can now be used through TUCKR_CUSTOM_TARGETS or the -t flag to programmatically change what dotfiles tuckr chooses to deploy via your own scripts
• Added -a/--add to tuckr push as a QOL. This allows you to instantly add (aka symlink) a file when you push it to a group, if a conflict occurs it won't override things, you're still prompted to fix it
• Added --json flag to tuckr status so that it's easier for scripts to examine the current status (#86)
• Made hooks always run with the current process set to its group directory. This makes scripting more convenient.
• Made user saying "no" to a prompt, return a failure code (also good for scripting)
• Changed how tuckr pop works. it now pops files out of dotfiles by default and only deletes them if the -d flag is provided. This makes using push and pop less annoying.

Fixed

• Fixed groupis wrongly returning a group for Configs, Hooks and Secrets directories
• Fixed conditional groups not being displayed when looking at a base group's status
• Fixed wildcard * ignoring related conditional groups with the add command
• Made tuckr rm always work on symlinked groups even if the group is not valid in the current platform
• Fixed groups being falsely flagged as "not symlinked" when a group is not valid in the current platform
• Fixed init command ignoring TUCKR_HOME
• Fixed groups with a shared directory causing dotfiles to be symlinked inside of other symlinks