Add show_progress flag and CLI option to control progress bar display #116
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This pull request introduces a show_progress parameter to the windows() and macos() functions to enable or disable the progress bar during document conversion.
Additionally, it updates the CLI to support a new --no-progress flag that allows users to disable the progress bar from the command line. This flag maps inversely to the show_progress parameter.
Changes:
Added show_progress argument to windows() and macos() functions to conditionally show the tqdm progress bar.
Added --no-progress flag to CLI to disable progress bar.
Updated CLI to pass show_progress=not args.no_progress to convert().
Motivation:
Allow users to disable progress bar for non-interactive or logging scenarios.
Improve usability and code clarity.
The default behavior remains unchanged with progress bars enabled unless --no-progress is specified