1.3.0

Improved scanning of binaries for UTF-X encoded data where X is not a prime number.
Lots of summary data is now displayed about what were the most and least successful encodings at extracting some meaning (or at least not failing) from binary sequences surrounded by quote chars, frong slashes, backticks, etc etc.
Will execute "by the book" decodes using normally untested encodings if the chardet.detect() library feels strongly enough about it.
Exporting SVGs, HTML, and colored text can be done in a single invocation.

Invocations of the tool are now logged in a history file log/pdfalyzer.invocation.log
Logging to a file can be enabled by setting a PDFALYZER_LOG_DIR environment variable but see comments in .env.example about side effects.

--maximize-width arg means you can set yr monitor to teeny tiny fonts and print out absolutely monstrous SVGs (yay!)
--chardet-cutoff option lets you control the the cutoff for adding untested encodings to the output based on what chardet.detect() thinks is the right encoding
--suppress-chardet command line option removes the chardet tables that are (mostly) duplicative of the decoded text tables
--output-dir and --file-prefix are now shared by all the export modes
You can use dotenv to permanently turn on or off or change the value of some command line options; see .env.example for mdetails on what is configurable.

Default TerminalTheme colors kind of sucked when you went to export SVGs and HTML... like black was not black, or even close. Things are simpler now - black is black, blue is blue, etc. Makes exports look better.

Binary data highlighting now goes all the way to the end of the matched string in most cases (small bug had it falling 1-4 chars behind sometimes)
Fix small bug with exporting font/binary details to SVGs
Fix `Win-
BytesMatch class to keep track of binary regex matches
Group suppression notifications together

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