Log message:
www/seaward: update to 1.0.3

 - It is now possible to "strictly" crawl a url, run --help to get more
   information
 - The code now handles more anomalies (less panics! yay)
 - Link fragments (#) are now removed to avoid revisiting the same page with
   different tags
 - Printouts used for logging information will now be in the following format
   [logging level] ..."
 - The crate "ctrlc" has been replaced by tokio::signal

Log message:
www/seaward: update to 1.0.2

 - The heuristic used to find the optimum timeout has been modified:
   instead of using an average, it will be used the maximum time registered
   plus a margin (in the request samples).

 - Request samples timings are shown during execution (disable them with --silent).

Log message:
*: bump for openssl 3

Log message:
www/seaward: import package

Seaward is a crawler used to discover every link on a web page and its linked
pages without duplicates or to search for a word starting from the given URL.

If you want to save the links inside a file, you can run
'seaward <URL> --silent > file.txt', and if you experience many timeout \ 
errors
try using a higher timeout with '-t'.
With the '-d 0' option you crawl only the web page passed in the URL parameter,
with '-d 1' also the pages linked to it (always within the same web site) and
so on.