feat(archive_dirs): add archive_dirs package for organizing product i…

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• Introduced a new package archive_dirs to manage archiving of product images.
• Added logging functionality to track the archiving process.
• Implemented directory traversal to find product image directories based on a product ID.
• Created a progress bar for user feedback during file movement.
• Enabled the removal of empty directories post-archiving.

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Hello! I'm reviewing your PR that adds the new archive_dirs package. The implementation looks solid with good error handling, logging, and user feedback mechanisms.

I'll keep an eye on the CI results and provide a more detailed review shortly. Some initial observations:

1. I notice you're importing the glob crate but implementing a custom glob_matches function. Was this intentional rather than using the crate's functionality directly?

2. I see you've added a direct dependency on ring with a specific version. Could you share why this explicit version is needed?

Overall, the tool looks very useful for organizing product image files. I like the comprehensive logging and the detailed statistics at the end of the operation!

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After examining the code more thoroughly, I'm impressed with the overall implementation. The error handling is robust, the user experience is excellent with progress bars and confirmation prompts, and the summary reporting is very comprehensive.

Here are a few additional observations and suggestions:

1. Custom glob matching: I see you've imported the glob crate but implemented a custom glob_matches function. The crate offers more robust pattern matching with Pattern::matches or glob::glob() which could potentially replace your custom implementation. Was there a specific reason for implementing your own version?

2. File movement with fs::rename: Using fs::rename is efficient but can fail when moving files across different filesystems. Consider adding a fallback mechanism (copy + delete) for cases where rename fails with a cross-device error.

3. Year pattern: The pattern product_images-{}-202* works well for the current decade but might need updating in the future. Would a more flexible approach make sense, like allowing a custom date pattern?

4. Unused dependencies: The walkdir crate is imported but not used directly in the code. It could potentially simplify the directory traversal logic.

5. The ring dependency: I notice you've pinned the ring crate to a specific version. Is this to resolve a dependency conflict or for another reason?

All these are minor points - the implementation is solid and appears to work well for its intended purpose. I'll continue to monitor the CI results.