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This is a small little thing that was maybe possibly created by gemini. Yes I know it sucks, and I also know the issues that arise from that, however, I am lazy right now and I didn't feel like writing things myself. Also, by the way, this is intended to be installed via pipx instead of pip, and I'm not gonna test to see if it would work if I installed it with pip, so you have beened warned.

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