Add flag to show redirected links #54
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PR filiph#54 added a `--show-redirects` flag! But although it adds a redirects count to the summary, it won't show the details about WHICH links were redirected unless there was *also* at least one error or warning. So if you want to actually update your redirected links, you need to temporarily break an unrelated link first. 😆 This commit adds "they requested redirects, and there was at least one redirect" to the list of conditions that can trigger a full report.
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In some cases it can be useful to list all links that don't directly point at their target, but instead contain a (chain of) redirect(s). This PR proposes the inclusion of a flag that does exactly that.
I'm not quite familiar with Dart or this project, so if there's anything I can do to improve this PR, please let me know!