Cache extractions of unsuccessful runs; allow extraction persistence #457
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Summary
If merged this pull request will allow caching extractions of unsuccessful runs (by default) and allow extractions to be persisted across runs (opt-in).
Proposed changes
The config file for storing persisted directories is in
%TEMP%/.surfactant_extracted_dirs.json(or the relevant directory in other platforms. Being located in the same folder as the temp directories, it should allow the end user to clear their temp directory without issue. The config optiondecompression.cache_extractions(True by default) enables the behavior in this PR, whiledecompression.persist_extractions(False by default) enables the behavior even when Surfactant exits successfully. This PR is especially nice when dealing with large archives (i.e. a 5 GB .wim file that Surfactant will be able to handle in #450 that takes 2 hours to extract).