Fix filename resolution, add some missing regions

Fix filename resolution for games with periods in their titles
Add Argentina and Mexico regions

Preserve modification times on copied folders

This release also contains small fixes for the exclusion messages in verbose mode and a typo in the README

Add support for directory-based ROM sets

We can also now handle sets where the game archive name differed from the game ROM names (e.g.: multi-ROM games)

Revamped exclusion/avoidance functionality

Changes:

• The new exclude-after option allows you to exclude ROMs after the selection has been done
• The new separator option allows setting a custom separator for the avoid, exclude and exclude-after options
• avoid, exclude and exclude-after can now work with files by using the file: prefix

Add filtering for Pirate ROMs, add exclude and avoid options

Calling the previous --blacklist option a "blacklist" was a bad choice, as it was not filtering out ROMs, but rather avoiding them.

Not the option has been renamed to --avoid and a new option for actually excluding ROMs was added with --exclude.

You can now also use those as regular expressions with the --regex option.

I also added a --no-pirate option to filter out Pirate ROMs. This is also activated with --no-all.

Add filtering for Enhancement Chips

This adds filtering for Enhancement Chips with the --no-enhancement-chips option)

ATTENTION: --no-all doesn't include --no-unlicensed anymore. The reason for this is that some popular platforms (e.g. NES) have a number of Unlicensed, but still desirable, ROMs, and it's easier to make the users type

--no-all --no-unlicensed

if they want to exclude both than it is to make them type

--no-bios --no-program --no-enhancement-chips --no-proto --no-beta --no-demo --no-sample

in order to exclude everything but the unlicensed ROMs.

Bug fixes

This fixes a bug for parsing the XML when running on a system without the lxml library installed

Initial release

This is the initial release of this tool!

Well, there's not much else to say. The README is pretty self-explanatory, I think!