Only display Arch news if a new one has been published since the last run #115
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This PR aims to makes Arch news displaying more relevant by only displaying them if at least a new one had been published since the last
arch-updaterun (instead of being displayed systematically, which is irrelevant/useless most of the time).Arch news published since the last run are tagged as
[NEW].One can still use the 'old' behavior (always display Arch news before updating, regardless of whether there's a new one since the last run or not), by setting the
AlwaysShowNewsoption inarch-update.conf.With this new behavior, the
NoNewsoption (suggested in #85 and introduced in #89) is deprecated and completely removed since it's not relevant anymore.Closes #110