fixed copy & move api#7
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- Gave up cp/mv command-like semantics for API and focused to RESTful operation to have a final, fixed result path in parameter. - changed move operation path from dir to any, for it's semantics now more similar to 'rename' API. - removed rename operation for move() now can handle most of renaming - removed ensurePaths parameters & specified the operations always create parent paths. - removed removeExsting flag and replaced it with noOverwrite, flipping default behavior, to migrate from legacy sources easily - bumped api/package version to 0.4.0
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operation to have a final, fixed result path in parameter.
now more similar to 'rename' API.
create parent paths.
default behavior, to migrate from legacy sources easily