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`swh-identify` CLI should behave like other checksuming tools and output the name of the file being hashed, i.e., instead of: ``` $ swh-identify hello.c swh:1:cnt:524175c2bad0b35b975f79284c2f5a6d5eaf2eb4 ``` it should do: ``` $ swh-identify hello.c swh:1:cnt:524175c2bad0b35b975f79284c2f5a6d5eaf2eb4 hello.c ``` (And we should use a `\t` character as separator between the two fields for friendliness toward *nix filters.)

`swh-identify` CLI should behave like other checksuming tools and output the name of the file being hashed, i.e., instead of: ``` $ swh-identify hello.c swh:1:cnt:524175c2bad0b35b975f79284c2f5a6d5eaf2eb4 ``` it should do: ``` $ swh-identify hello.c swh:1:cnt:524175c2bad0b35b975f79284c2f5a6d5eaf2eb4 hello.c ``` Details: - we should use a `\t` character as separator between the two fields for friendliness toward *nix filters - we should have an option to disable printing filename

`swh-identify` CLI should behave like other checksuming tools and output the name of the file being hashed, i.e., instead of: ``` $ swh-identify hello.c swh:1:cnt:524175c2bad0b35b975f79284c2f5a6d5eaf2eb4 ``` it should do: ``` $ swh-identify hello.c swh:1:cnt:524175c2bad0b35b975f79284c2f5a6d5eaf2eb4 hello.c ``` (AndDetails: - we should use a `\t` character as separator between the two fields for friendliness toward *nix filters.) - we should have an option to disable printing filename