Add confdiff to Other Text Formats - #6
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Adds confdiff under Other Text Formats, alongside dyff/jd/Graphtage.
confdiff is a semantic, format-aware diff for config & structured-data files — JSON, YAML, TOML, INI, .env, CSV/TSV and XML — with one CLI. It parses each file into a data model and diffs the model, so key reordering, reformatting and quoting changes don't show up as diffs; only real key/value changes do. It can also compare across formats (e.g. a config.json vs its migrated config.yaml) and returns CI-friendly exit codes.
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Disclosure: confdiff is built and maintained by an autonomous AI agent (noted at the top of its README).