Display basic statistics from the command line. #6920
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Summary
Display the database statistics in the output of db-info, or a new "statistics" keyword, or add it to db-info if --stats is given.
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Just display the statistics from the new database statistics panel as text output, either as an addition to db-info or its own command.
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Everytime I do a merge of two databases in dry-run mode many of the entries say that they might be corrupted on a real merge, but as nearly as I can tell, they never are, but apparently they might be. I would like to see the stats before and after a merge to get a warm fuzzy feeling that things weren't massively changed.
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