Some new #nak features since the last time I mentioned new f...

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  "content": "Some new #nak features since the last time I mentioned new features:\n\n- nak git ls [subdir]: lists files in remote repositories (without cloning).\n- nak git cat \u003cpath\u003e: prints a file content (idem).\n- nak git history: lists commits for a remote repository (idem).\n- nak git pr: opens new NIP-34 pull requests or browses open pull requests.\n- nak serve: supports --auth flag for requiring a useless AUTH from everybody (any pubkey will be accepted, it's just for testing stuff) .\n- nak req/fetch/event commands support a --jq flag that can be used for very crazy oneliners in computers that don't have jq installed (scripts run inside --jq can access a bunch of special helper functions for reading tags, parsing dates etc).\n- nak admin: supports NIP-43 roles.\n- nak publish: works better, can read from stdin, supports kind:1111 comments.\n- nak group: support NIP-29 subgroups.\n- nak group chat: streams chat with parsed nostr:... entities turned into usernames, other links and hashtags colored differently.\n- nak bunker: always display bunker information at the bottom, courtesy of nostr:npub1u035wtfjf9h79r94srwljmekwrczhyq9a2760a23dpeh2ulgh09s08njfd.\n- nak fetch and nak group: support NIP-AD web addresses (NIP-05 of things).\n- dozens of fixes from nostr:npub1937vv2nf06360qn9y8el6d8sevnndy7tuh5nzre4gj05xc32tnwqauhaj6.\n- no more hardcoded key \"01\" for everybody, now each computer gets a supposedly unique key based on some CPU number (do not use this as your real key, it's only for testing)(it can be bypassed with the $NOSTR_SECRET_KEY environment variable, as always).\n- same for the default bunker client key (for when you pass a bunker URI to --sec in any command).",
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