Updated roadmap for future releases

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sshyp 2022.02.16.fr4.7
sshyp 2022.XX.XX.fr5
The High-Tech Shears Update - Patch 7
The sshyp Show Update
This release enables recursive folder syncing.
This release focuses on improving the immediate user experience.
Note: Upgrading from releases older than fr4.7 requires the configuration ("sshyp tweak") to be re-done, as the configuration process has changed.
Features:
** majorly overhauled visual experience for sshyp
^ this includes a new entry list and thematic text art
** entries can now optionally be passed as arguments to most functions
^ as opposed to being entered after the primary command
Changes:
- re-wrote folder checking function to fetch subdirectories recursively
- added in user-facing messages for when folders are being synced or entries are being removed
- fixed a typo preventing folder syncing from working (actually tested this time)
** improved password generator to guarantee more secure results
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Planned for next major update (fr5, The sshyp Doing a Split Update):
Planned for next, next major update (fr6, NAME PENDING):
sshyp:
** sshyp has recieved a major visual overhaul
^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art
sshync:
** sshync has been split into a separate package and now has standalone functionality as a backup/syncing utility
^ more details will be available in the sshync repo, once it is created
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Planned for next, next major update (fr6, The Farmer Shearing the sshyp Update):
** imporove password generator to guarantee more secure results
** enforce permissions on the server-side
** allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
** ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
** separate sshync into its own repo and grant it standalone functionality
^ sshync will be able to be used as a general rsync alternative (more details in sshync repository, once it is created)
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Backlog:
** create separate gui frontend targetting mobile and desktop Linux
** auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
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