Internetarchive

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**Bugfixes**

- Another bugfix for setting mtime correctly after ``fileobj`` functionality was added to ``ia download``.

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**Bugfixes**

- Fixed bug where download was trying to set mtime, even when ``fileobj`` was set to ``True``
(e.g. ``ia download <id> <file> --stdout``).

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**Features and Improvements**

- Added ``ia copy`` and ``ia move`` for copying and moving files in archive.org items.
- Added support for outputting JSON in ``ia tasks``.
- Added support to ``ia download`` to write to stdout instead of file.

**Bugfixes**

- Fixed bug in upload where AttributeError was raised when trying to upload file-like objects without a name attribute.
- Removed identifier validation from ``ia delete``.
If an identifier already exists, we don't need to validate it.
This only makes things annoying if an identifier exists but fails ``internetarchive`` id validation.
- Fixed bug where error message isn't returned in ``ia upload`` if the response body is not XML.
Ideally IA-S3 would always return XML, but that's not the case as of now.
Try to dump the HTML in the S3 response if unable to parse XML.
- Fixed bug where ArchiveSession headers weren't being sent in prepared requests.
- Fixed bug in ``ia upload --size-hint`` where value was an integer, but requests requires it to be a string.
- Added support for downloading files to stdout in ``ia download`` and ``File.download``.

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**Features and Improvements**

- Make sure collection exists when creating new item via ``ia upload``. If it doesn't, upload will fail.
- Refactored tests.

**Bugfixes**

- Fixed bug where the full filepath was being set as the remote filename in Windows.
- Convert all metadata header values to strings for compatibility with ``requests>=2.11.0``.

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**Bugfixes**

- Convert x-archive-cascade-delete headers to strings for compatibility with ``requests>=2.11.0``.

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**Features and Improvements**

- Added support to the CLI for providing username and password as options on the command-line.