erdtree 1.7.0

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## [1.7.0] - 2023-03-30
What's Changed

Fix windows can not recognize the tag version when publishing by @Tlntin in Fix windows can not recognize the tag version when publishing solidiquis/erdtree#91
Fix the problem that test actions cannot upload windows binary files, add the function of custom form to set tag version. by @Tlntin in Fix the problem that test actions cannot upload windows binary files, add the function of custom form to set tag version. solidiquis/erdtree#94
Reduce default thread count by @solidiquis in Reduce default thread count solidiquis/erdtree#99
option for plain text disk usage reporting by @solidiquis in option for plain text disk usage reporting solidiquis/erdtree#102
Prune bug by @solidiquis in Prune bug solidiquis/erdtree#103
dirs-only by @solidiquis in dirs-only solidiquis/erdtree#104
Feature/file count by @solidiquis in Feature/file count solidiquis/erdtree#105

New Contributors

@CosmicHorrorDev made their first contribution in Swap num_cpus for available_parallelism solidiquis/erdtree#93
@KP64 made their first contribution in Application of Clippy lints and possible improvement in development ergonomics solidiquis/erdtree#100
@Masynchin made their first contribution in Remove branching in read_config_to_string solidiquis/erdtree#98

Author notes
Thread-count
Some folks might be squinting at the fact that the default-thread count has now been reduced to 3 when it was previously set to the number of available logical CPUs in your system. Long story short: On machines with a handsome number of CPUs (mine has 10) sizing the thread-pool one-to-one with your cores resulted in diminished speedups and 3 was found to be the sweet spot on various machines and drives I measured performance on. If you suspect that 3 isn't the appropriate default for you I encourage that you make use of a configuration file to set your own default. For more information on this subject checkout this section of the README.
Personal
Thank you to everyone who has taken an interest in erdtree whether you are a user, contributor, someone who reports bugs or makes feature suggestions, or even if you're just an onlooker. This is my first serious Rust project and it thrills me that it has gotten the attention that it has — it is intensely motivating. With that said I consider erdtree as having met the minimum amount of features necessary to service people in all the ways people need from a tool of this nature so I plan to slow down my release schedule as work is also starting to get really busy.
In the short-term I will continue to fix bugs at a regular cadence, implement new features if they seem like a really good idea, and iterate on performance. We'll see what the long-term brings. But thank you again everyone (♡ヮ♡)!!!!
Also my foster puppy, Odi, is getting adopted!

Full Changelog: solidiquis/erdtree@v1.6.0...1.7.0

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