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Standardize help messages between aitf-data-for-run and aitf-update-cache https://gitlab.ssec.wisc.edu/cspp_geo/cspp-geo-aitf/-/issues/298

We need default of _2_ days cache since we start TOMORROW https://gitlab.ssec.wisc.edu/cspp_geo/cspp-geo-aitf/-/issues/298

Clarify --expiration is "unused" files, not "old" https://gitlab.ssec.wisc.edu/cspp_geo/cspp-geo-aitf/-/issues/298

Was removed over a month ago; just failed to remove obsolete
documentation

it was causing a test grief, also it looked bad

Just trying to prune __init__

This matches the old aitf-mirror behavior (and matching tests)

Relative to the dst passed to Downloader's update_cache/download_for_time

It was an overly clever hack. Manage summaries directly

Previously we relied on DownloadStats.report() to do it, but we don't
guarantee that will happen anymore. And really, when
Downloader.update_cache or Downloader.download_for_time finish, it's
done and should be marked as such.

It's no longer needed and it was an over-clever hack. #6

instead of magical logging.progress level. #6

DownloadStatistics.all_files() returns files that were downloaded or found
in the cache

Part of #5

Part of #5

To do this, DownloadStatistics is now mandatory and tracks files found.

This fixes the OTHER problem: the test files to download were too small
and could be plausibly retrieved within 1 second, so tests inside the
SSEC could fail to trigger the timeout.

Individual downloads need individual destinations. I don't know why it
was working before. I'm not sure why it wasn't working now.

It's still broken, but for a different reason! :-)

Eliminates the need for the scripts change their own sys.path. Also gets
the non-stock dateutil.parser

Slightly simplifies the import and testing.