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Allow users to look up item prices

When you have a ' in a command, it opens a string literal that you have to close. The prompt keeps getting spit out though on newlines, which makes it very confusing. Not sure what the best fix is.

This behavior presumably happens for " as well.

Right now the project should compile on stable, but the CI is only doing nightly. Make it run both.

Add a command that just searches a term on the wiki

We should have a CI job that automatically creates a Github release with pre-built binaries. See https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/blob/master/.github/workflows/release.yml

Herb calculator should have an option for the Resurrect Crops spell, which will need to include rune prices and decreases death rate.

We should hit crates.io to check if we're running the latest version each time the command is run, similar to what npm and pip do. Make sure the request doesn't have a significant impact on the command run time though, otherwise it's not worth it. The output should let the user know an upgrade is available, and link to the installation instructions.

Right now you can calculate (drop rate & kc) => prob), but you should also be able to do (drop rate & prob) => kc, e.g. "how many kills do I need to have a 50% chance of getting a bcp?"

Add an easy way to switch between multiple configs, for easily playing on different accounts.

We need a custom error type. Should probably drop anyhow in favor of https://github.com/dtolnay/thiserror

Add a calculator that lets you plug in all the settings you have for herb patches, and it spits out the expected return value per seed for each herb type.

We may want to store the user's herb patch config in a file so they don't have to plug it in every time.

Item prices aren't at all in line with what you see in runelite lookup. We need a different API that's not real-time.

Add a --detail option to the herb calculator that adds way more columns to the table. This should break down every component of the XP, cost, and revenue.

We should store some default values in a config file. The most useful will be the default user. Any arg that takes in a username should be able to default to that.