v1.1.0 — Compression, Analyze & Explain

Compressed trash, and a first look at devklean's intelligence layer: knowing not just what to delete, but why.

Added

• --compress flag/config option: compresses artifacts into an archive, verifies it's
  intact, then trashes the archive instead of the raw directory — meaningfully smaller
  disk footprint for things like node_modules. Default format is gzip (no new
  required dependency); optional zstd via pip install devklean[zstd].
• devklean explain <path>: looks up a path against a signature registry of known
  build/dependency artifacts and explains what generated it, how to regenerate it,
  and the risk involved in removing it.
• devklean analyze: scans your workspace, reports reclaimable space per artifact,
  and flags simple structural issues (e.g. conflicting lockfiles in the same project).

Fixed

• Hardlink-heavy directories (npm/pnpm-style installs) could fail --compress
  verification due to a file-count mismatch — fixed with hardlink-aware counting.
• Non-OSError failures during compression could previously escape and abort an
  entire clean --compress batch instead of failing just the one item.
• A configured default path wasn't being applied to analyze/explain.
• Clearer error message when an original directory can't be removed after its
  compressed archive was already sent to trash.

Install

​ pipx install --upgrade devklean ​

Full Changelog: v1.0.2...v1.1.0