hasher: align -c behaviour with coreutils#196
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Align -c/--check with coreutils by treating it as a mode flag instead of an option argument. Process remaining argv as checkfiles (stdin if none) and split verification logic into process_checkfiles() and process_checkfile().
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Fixes #194
Make
-c/--checka mode flag instead of an option requiring an argument, aligning libkcapi behaviour with GNU coreutils, BusyBox, and FreeBSD utilities1Verification now operates on remaining argv operands, supports multiple checkfiles, and reads from stdin when none are provided.
Split verification logic into
process_checkfilesandprocess_checkfile, reusing a singlekcapi_handleacross all check files.Footnotes
https://github.com/smuellerDD/libkcapi/issues/194#issuecomment-3960404275 ↩