dircpy 0.3.19

Copy directories recursively with flexible options.
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# dircpy
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A cross-platform library to recursively copy directories, with some convenience added.


```rust
 use dircpy::*;

 // Most basic example:
 copy_dir("src", "dest");

 // Simple builder example:
CopyBuilder::new("src", "dest")
  .run()
  .unwrap();

 // Copy recursively, only including certain files:
CopyBuilder::new("src", "dest")
  .overwrite_if_newer(true)
  .overwrite_if_size_differs(true)
  .with_include_filter(".txt")
  .with_include_filter(".csv")
  .run()
  .unwrap();
  
```