Partition Saving v4.30

Evolutions made are:

support of different location for Windows boot configuration data file to adapt to fact they are located in another place when using UEFI BIOS,
add of option to give the boot configuration data file location,
support of additional kind of entries in boot configuration file (for recovery environment option),
support of some of the new ext4 filesystem features (sparse super2, inline data, metadata checksum, checksum seed, multimount protection),
add of capability to change boot partition,
add of capability to update disk number in FAT and NTFS boot sectors,
do no more try to continue reading a file as soon as a bad sector is found as the read will necesserally end in error. This does not change anything for backup as backup does not work at file level, it will just speed up copy for people using explore mode to retrieve files content on a damaged disk,
avoid potential computation overflow when displaying progress bar in console user interface.
Remark:
This version can restore files created with previous versions. Reverse is true also less for backup of ext4 partitions using newly supported features.

Evolutions made are:
capability to explore a partition or backup file with console interface mode,
capability to execute a script when exploring a partition or a backup file,
capability to remove files and directories when exploring a partition,
capability to resize terminal size in Linux and Windows cases when using the -tuix or -buix display mode,
size units in options file have been modified from kb or Kb to kB and Mb to MB. That leads to the fact an options file created with this version cannot be read by previous versions (reserve is possible because this version allows reading old unit display).
This version can restore files created with previous versions. Reverse is true also.