gcp is a command-line tool to copy files, loosely inspired from the cp
command, but with higher-level functionalities such as progress bar, copy
continuation on error, logging to know which files were successfully
copied, name mangling to workaround filesystem limitations (FAT), unique
copy queue, copy list management, etc.
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