Time-consuming interactive commands now show progress bars via {cli}.
Calling Piecemeal$status() also includes the ETA, since there is
no additional cost.
New method, Piecemeal$consolidate(), to consolidate successful run
results into an SQLite database, which other methods can access
transparently. Among other things, it helps prevent inode exhaustion
and significantly speeds up Piecemeal$status() and
Piecemeal$eta(). Consolidation can take place while the simulation
is running.
Default cluster settings now allow for a longer timeout.
A file descriptor leak in {filelock} has been mitigated.
Documentation improvements.
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