No longer supported by upstream.

It's autogenerated everytime I use pipenv. I don't really need it since
I'm targeting old Python and Pip versions that even know about it. The
build system declared is setuptools which is what will be used anyway.
But I grow tired of always deleting the file (adding it to .gitignore
doesn't work because check-manifest complains). I _really_ hope it won't
break anything (if it will it will probably be in new Pip versions so I
will probably see it, I hope).

Update the lock file. Mainly just to shut up the dependabot in GitHub.

I've been trying out lgtm.com and that's the only issue it found. Valid
comment, fix the issue.

It did find a spelling error in the README. What an embarssment. Correct
that as well.

Didn't find any new issues, but let's keep it for now.

The pre-commit warnings has been annoying enough. The last tag in that
repo is pretty old (2018) and doesn't have the pre-commit hook, so let's
go with the last commit which happens to be adding the pre-commit hook.
Happy coincident.

I don't know why, but the daily download count is down from 250+ to ~30.

Get the latest snippet from GitLab. Add a hook for check .gitlab-ci.yml,
remove duplications (prospector already runs a few other linters).

Forgot to exit after printing the version. Without a TTY it would exit
anyway, but in an interactive console it hangs.

A bunch of new filters based the netaddr library. Requires installing
with the package specifier.

Silent dependabot in GitHub.

A bunch of filters that just wrap objects from the netaddr library.

After 615a59a5, you need to use
specifiers to install all of the dependencies. Use the all specifier in
tests.

A quirk of GitHub, without a target the image causes a line break.

This reverts commit babd0599.

Allow installing just some of the dependencies. Some filters won't work,
but that's expected. Dcoument the change and keep all dependencies as
required for now to not cause unexpected breakage.

Dependabot in GitHub shows a warning, but these are just used for
testing and releasing (not affecting users in any way). Still, update
and close that warning.

Useful information. I will admit I'm bragging a bit with the download
counter. I didn't believe it would have so many downloads (I'm really
excited).

Now it runs the CLI as well. Duplicates other jobs but should be easier
to debug some cases.

Had to workaround the jinja package missing in some cases (like
pre-commit) so I can import the module to get the docstring.