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Add rm command upgrade #4

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- Ensured that errors from LS are propagated to the main thread
- Ensured that unknown errors from file deletion are propagated
- Ensured that all threads have joined before we put "end marker"
  in the queue.
* master: (30 commits)
  Changelog adjustments
  Changelog updated
  Removed wrongly merged pyinstaller options
  PR fixes - comment clarification
  Linter fix
  Added a simple test to check whether incrementalMode doesn't break anything
  Requirements set for 1.19.0
  Add support for incremental upload and sync
  Bundling updated for pyinstaller 5.6.2
  Updating pyinstaller to work with Python 3.11
  Marking module PTable as used only below version 3.11
  Installing newer version of pip-licenses library only for the newer python version
  Revert "Workaround to have licenses working on 3.11 while also keeping 3.7"
  Workaround to have licenses working on 3.11 while also keeping 3.7
  Revert "Fix for license generation on 3.11"
  Fix for license generation on 3.11
  Ensuring that CI and CD both use 3.11 python as the default one
  Moved todo import from a function to file header
  Revert "Ensured that the default python version for the CI was 3.11"
  Ensured that the default python version for the CI was 3.11
  ...
Allows control over number of elements fetched from `ls`.
- Removed changelog entry that was not required
- Ensured that SubmitThread is now daemon, so it will die if we break the main thread
They changed it around a week ago.
- This is said to fix some issues with paths for licenses
https://bugs.python.org/issue43557 - list of issues of both getdefaultlocale and getlocale
https://bugs.python.org/issue43552 - specification of a problem
https://bugs.python.org/msg389069 - nice presentation why it's problematic
repr(args) still raised UnicodeEncodeError, this could be due to
removal of Py_UNICODE API. To combat this, we're printing pre-encoded
arguments – less readable, but working.

Note that this doesn't change the fact, that application is bundled
and signed using bash terminal, which should handle utf-8 quite well.
Issue presents itself only on the default powershell.
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