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I get the following error when trying to download the Humble Comics Bundle: Witchblade 25th Anniversary by Top Cow

Witchblade Redemption Vol 4 
humble-cli: Invalid argument (os error 22)

It fails after downloading 45/105 items in that bundle.

Would it be possible to list functionality for unclaimed games? I sometimes do not claim games and it would be nice to get an overview of what I did not claim.

A simple table that contains the game's name would be cool.

Just checking this tool out, seems very cool and useful but I seem to be having some poor luck with it. I do have a lot of bundles so I was hoping this could help me sort through some of them and see what I have unredeemed and so on.

Running the latest version. If there is any other info you want for diagnostics just let me know.
Also, listing the humble choice for the month worked just fine.

C:\Users\username\Documents>humble-cli list
198 bundle(s) found.

thread 'main' panicked at src\models.rs:80:18:
expected human_name to be a string
note: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtrace

Arguments such as --item-numbers and --format have no effect with the download subcommand.

Have downloaded latest version, grabbed token and put into .humble-cli-key however receiving following error:

clap v4 has better outputs and it doesn't show the version with humble-cli --help. So we won't need to update the README file after each release!

We should have a search subcommand that allow us to search in all bundles for a specific keyword.

For example, to find any bundle that contains products related to python, we could do:

humble-cli search python

Passing a wrong token in auth subcommand can cause failure for other commands. We cannot validate the token fully, because it uses a format known by Humble Bundle.

But since the first part of the token is JWT, we can decode it using base64 to make sure the token is valid to some extent.

Sometimes creating the bundle folder as part of the download process is redundant. For example when only one item is chosen via --item-numbers.

Therefore download sub-command should have a new flag to help with this.