update extract_into(), add example for bundles and add restart() method
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Addresses #145.
I had to update the
extract_into()method such that it works for bundles/directories that are zipped.Additionally, I added an example in the
README.mdto describe the usage with bundles (specifically on macOS). For this example, we might consider putting thecopy_dir()also in this library, but for now I leave it like that.Furthermore, I included the
restart.rsfile with arestart()method that launches a zombie process of the own instance, allowing users to automatically restart the application afterself_replace()has been called.