Explosive.fuse

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- Support for dropping of the file name extension (mostly to improve the
presentation of filename sorting for certain file managers); may be
toggled through the ``-s`` or ``--splitext-arcname`` flag.
- Be able to extract zip files that do not have a ``.zip`` file name
extension, as this is now the default fallback to better support the
exploding of common file formats that make use of ``zip``, e.g.
``odt`` or ``docx``.

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- RAR archive format support added using the package ``unrar``.

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- Mappings now use absolute path to ensure this works in daemon mode.
- New layout strategy: codepage can be used to remap non-unicode name
encodings to unicode.
- File ownership now shown as being owned by the user that started the
mount process.
- Symlink management support added; this is enabled using the ``-m``
flag, optionally with ``--manager-dir`` to explicitly change where
that lies. This allows loading and unloading of files via the adding
and removing of symlinks in the management directory.
- Decreased memory consumption and performance from reads as inflate
is called only on demand. This however requires single-thread mode
for the mean time.

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- Removed specialized archive layout strategies (i.e. the zip* ones)
- By default, basename of archive will be prepended to the path for each
file entries. This behavior can directly be disabled using the
``--omit-arcname`` flag. (Naturally, a layout strategy can still
modify that path, like ``junk``.
- All pathmaker callables are now actually factories that produce the
actual pathmaker. They can now take arguments to influence how the
produced pathmaker behaves. The arguments can be entered using the
extended ``-l`` or ``--layout`` syntax. Details documented in
``--layout-info``.
- Implemented the ``--overwrite`` flag, allowing newer entries to
"overwrite" existing ones.
- A number of other internal API changes.

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- Initial release with just basic zip file support.
- File extraction is naive, such that the entire contents of a single
given file entry will be extracted to memory per read.