feat: implement multi-destination extraction with fan-out support #8
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Adds ability to extract files to multiple destinations simultaneously using repeated --to flags: - Made --to option repeatable to accept multiple destination paths - Added PathNormalizer.deduplicate() for destination deduplication - Implemented fail-fast validation across all destinations before copying - Added per-destination success output showing files extracted to each location - Extended clean mode to support multi-destination fan
Updated roadmap and Phase 3 documentation to mark 012-multi-destination-extraction as complete with 571 tests passing. Added changelog entry for v1.8.0 release. Updated spec status from Draft to Complete. Added Type Change Checklist to tasks template and optional Validation Steps section to spec template.
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Adds ability to extract files to multiple destinations simultaneously using repeated --to flags: