This is a great call. you're right that a lot of the "hidden bloat" sits in archived mail, not the inbox. Right now mailtrim only looks at inbox by default, bu

This is a great call. you're right that a lot of the "hidden bloat" sits in archived mail, not the inbox. Right now mailtrim only looks at inbox by default, but adding support for something like: in:anywhere -in:trash -in:spam is very doable. Would you expect this as: 1) a flag (e.g. --all-mail) 2) or the default behavior? Happy to prioritize this if it's useful. Feels like it would surface way more interesting results.