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- Add crypto/md5 import to main.go - Update hash algorithm flag help text to include MD5 - Add MD5 case to hashFile function switch statement - Update README.md to document MD5 support - MD5 is now available as a hash option alongside existing algorithms
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Summary
This PR adds MD5 hash algorithm support to the ChecksumFolder application.
Changes Made
crypto/md5import to main.go-hashflag help text to includemd5as an available optionmd5case to thehashFilefunction switch statementTesting
md5sumoutputUsage
Users can now use MD5 hashing with:
MD5 is now available alongside the existing hash algorithms:
md5,sha1,sha256,blake2b,blake3,xxhash,xxh3,xxh128,t1ha1,t1ha2,highway64,highway128,highway256,wyhash, andrapidhash.Backward Compatibility
This change is fully backward compatible. All existing functionality remains unchanged, and MD5 is simply added as an additional option.
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