Optional expire flags + automated versioning #816
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*Issue #, if available: 815
Description of changes:
Adding expiry values to all metadata files when using
tuftool updateis now optional, a user can just supply a variation of any he wants and the pre-existing expiry values that were not specified with a flag will be passed on to the new version.Versioning has been removed from the users hands, now it will automatically calculate a new version removing the issue of overwriting pre existing metadata files and adding general QoL (Likely will add --force flag in the future to give user the ability to if they so wish)
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