⬆️ version bump to v4.5

- Update obioptions.Version from "Release 4.4.29" to "/v/ Release v5"
- Update version.txt from 4.29 → .30
(automated by Makefile)

autodoc/docmd/pkg/obiformats/universal_read.md

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+# OBIFORMATS Package: Semantic Description
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+The `obiformats` package provides robust, format-agnostic sequence reading capabilities for biological data in the OBITools4 ecosystem.
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+It supports automatic detection and parsing of common bioinformatics file formats via MIME-type inference:
+- **FASTA** (`text/fasta`): identified by lines starting with `>`.
+- **FASTQ** (`text/fastq`): detected via leading `@` characters.
+- **ecoPCR2**: recognized by the header line `#@ecopcr-v2`.
+- **EMBL** (`text/embl`): detected by lines starting with `ID   `.
+- **GenBank** (`text/genbank`): identified by either `LOCUS       ` or legacy `"Genetic Sequence Data Bank"` headers.
+- **CSV** (`text/csv`): generic tabular support.
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+Core functionality is exposed through:
+- `OBIMimeTypeGuesser()`: inspects the first ~1 MiB of an input stream to infer MIME type using `github.com/gabriel-vasile/mimetype`, while preserving unread data for downstream processing.
+- `ReadSequencesFromFile()`: reads sequences from a file path, infers format via MIME detection, and dispatches to dedicated parsers (e.g., `ReadFasta`, `ReadFastq`).
+- `ReadSequencesFromStdin()`: convenience wrapper to read from stdin, treating `"-"` as filename and auto-closing the stream.
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+Internally leverages:
+- `obiutils.Ropen()` for unified file opening (including stdin handling).
+- Path extension stripping and source tagging via `OptionsSource()`.
+- Logging (`logrus`) for format diagnostics.
+- Iterator interface (`obiiter.IBioSequence`) to abstract sequential access over sequences.
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+The package ensures extensibility: new formats can be added by extending the `switch` dispatch in `ReadSequencesFromFile()` and registering corresponding MIME types.
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+Error handling covers empty files, invalid streams, and unsupported formats via explicit logging or fatal exits.