Added support for multiple input dirs and input archives#24
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Hi,
I am not sure if you want this change in your project, but I needed this for my use case and thought you might find it useful. It allows user to specify multiple input directories.
In my case it comes really handy as I warp my package very often and in parallel. I have a huge set of static assets and only a one or two files that are actually changing with each package. With this feature I am able to store static assets in a separate directory and just make a temp directory with a couple of (dynamic) files for each package I make. This saves me copying 100+MB each time I make a package.