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New features:
* command name completion (show,insert,generate,etc)
* `pass init <tab>` will list email addresses from gpg --list-keys
* for 'show' command, if a folder contains a single entry, it will be
auto-completed (recursively!)
The other commands don't do this since you could be adding a new
entry into an existing folder.
* option completion (e.g., --clip)
Note: I turned off "-o filenames" because it was incompatible with the
auto-expansion. So, I instead quote using `printf "%q"` to handle files
with spaces and other odd characters.
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Import passwords as multiline entries with password in the first
line. Rest contains following data if they exist in the entry element
of the xml file:
- username
- url
- comment
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This should be removed at somepoint in the future. Currently, the
Homebrew people need something to make them happy. This is it.
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this allows the full entry to be completed with a single tab if there is
only one entry in a folder
e.g., given:
amazon.com
user at domain.com
google.com
user1
user2
`pass am<tab>` -> `pass amazon.com/user at domain.com`
while
`pass goo<tab>` -> `pass google.com/`
(previously, the amazon completion would have stopped at amazon.com
despite only a single entry existing)
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this allows completing password entries without explicitly typing 'show'
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