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Even though there's good test coverage for the project, there should be integration tests that validate the output of the whole program and match it against an expected output.

Need to

• Create test files
• Create test commands to run against those files
• Run the test commands and manually verify the output to make sure it's correct. If it isn't, add a unit test to prevent any regressions.
• Save the output of the commands.
• Create a script to run all of the commands and verify that the outputs match.

Currently ctx supports Python3.6+. I know there's a few f-strings that need to be ported to make it compatible with earlier versions. Not sure what else needs to happen to make it work.

This would include adding support for it in CI as well

We could print the file every line, before each context, before each file. Need to come up with good command line flags for all of those.

Add support for compressed files (zip/gzip)

Ideally, the flags should work just like python slicing (not sure if -n, --number is the best flag name)

$ ctx ... -n  '-5:' # returns the last 5 contexts
$ ctx ... -n ':10' # returns first 10 contexts
$ ctx ... -n '10:' # returns all contexts excluding the first 10
$ ctx ... -n '10:-5' # returns all contexts excluding the first 10 and the last 5