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Any reasons for why inspect instead of query? The latter seems to be much more commonly used to query the package information. With query, you could also use -q, -i is already being used for --install.
If it is just a personal preference, that is fine, though, but I believe using query may be more beneficial than inspect.
Implementation of new subcommand
--query
which dumps the target package information on stdout.e.g., usage:
lpm --inspect $package
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