Return path to trashed item

[alexnedelcu]

It would be a great addition to this crate to know what the destination path of the trashed item. Can't think of a better way than returning it after calling delete().

[juanPabloMiceli]

I also think this would be a great addition! Maybe also exporting home_trash() in order to be able to query it without having to delete something. I don't mind doing the change myself.

[juanPabloMiceli]

Should we also return the removed item path in delete()/delete_all()? I didn't make that change because I am afraid that could be a breaking change.

[Byron]

Feel free to do what you have to, making a breaking release (with corresponding semver change) is not a problem. Let's be sure we return some type like TrashPath that can be resolved to a single path with AsRef and Into just to be able to also handle systems where maybe a single trash item is handled by multiple files.

[juanPabloMiceli]

Not sure if I fully understand you. Could you describe a situation in which a trash item is handled by multiple files?

[Byron]

I don't know all possible implementations nor can I predict the future. In a situation like this, it's a good idea to have a custom type that can act like a std::path::Path while allowing future extension with methods that people might find useful. I hope that helps.

[jackpot51]

I have implemented returning Vec<TrashItem> from the delete functions here: #109