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.zip archives, through the stuffr-formats crate's zip container. A
zip's members are searched like a tar's: per-member line numbers, -g, -T, binary detection, and one level of compression inside a member
(access.log.1.gz in a zip). Stored, deflate, deflate64, bzip2, LZMA, xz
and PPMd members are read. An encrypted member, a damaged one (CRC
mismatch), or records the archive cannot account for are reported and
make the run a 2. The members after an encrypted one are still searched.
Unix compress (.Z, .tar.Z), through stuffr's decoder. Only as a
whole file: a .Z member inside an archive is reported unread (exit 2)
rather than searched as binary.
.Z records neither its length nor a checksum, so a truncated one reads
as a shorter file with no error. A .Z with no match is still a 1, but
trg prints a note on stderr saying the file could not vouch for its own
end.
Fixed
Errors from inside an archive did not say which archive: a sweep of a
month of logs could print trg: tar entry: unexpected end of file and
leave you to find it. Every such diagnostic now starts with the archive's
path.