.Tar.Gz GREP

Why I made this tool

```terminal $ time tar xf test_data.tar -O | rg hogeP # fast but no filename gRRay4bho5P4hZZWvBDCX50cX2fJAyLNhogePvGaFWwaPFdmi3Y8zvJai2OLpQ13+tZB2zm8KbAI

real 0m1.392s user 0m0.828s sys 0m1.513s $ tar xf testdata.tar '--to-command=grep --label=$TARFILENAME -H hogeP; true' # extremely slow test_data/863227.txt:gRRay4bho5P4hZZWvBDCX50cX2fJAyLNhogePvGaFWwaPFdmi3Y8zvJai2OLpQ13+tZB2zm8KbAI

real 24m21.333s user 20m9.365s sys 4m32.069s $ tzgrep hogeP testdata.tar # very fast with filename testdata/863227.txt:gRRay4bho5P4hZZWvBDCX50cX2fJAyLNhogePvGaFWwaPFdmi3Y8zvJai2OLpQ13+tZB2zm8KbAI

real 0m0.644s user 0m0.475s sys 0m0.168s ```

Usage

```terminal $ tzgrep --help grep tar.gz

Usage: tzgrep [OPTIONS] [FILE]

Arguments: serch pattern

[FILE] serch target. If not presented read from stdin.

      .tar, .tar.gz, .tar.bz2, .tar.xz, .tar.zst are supported

Options: -n, --line-number print line number with output lines

-h, --help Print help information (use -h for a summary)

-V, --version Print version information ```