Release files for 0.56.7 (#963)

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Rhet Turnbull
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""" version info """
__version__ = "0.56.6"
__version__ = "0.56.7"

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+ "May be formatted using a python string format code. "
+ "For example, to format as a 5-digit integer and pad with zeros, use '{id:05d}' which results in "
+ "00001, 00002, 00003...etc. ",
"{counter}": counter.DESCRIPTION
"{counter}": "A sequential counter, starting at 0, that increments each time it is evaluated."
+ "To start counting at a value other than 0, append append '(starting_value)' to the field name."
+ "For example, to start counting at 1 instead of 0: '{counter(1)}'."
+ "May be formatted using a python string format code."
+ "For example, to format as a 5-digit integer and pad with zeros, use '{counter:05d(1)}'"
+ "which results in 00001, 00002, 00003...etc."
+ "You may also specify a stop value which causes the counter to reset to the starting value"
+ "when the stop value is reached and a step size which causes the counter to increment by"
+ "the specified value instead of 1. Use the format '{counter(start,stop,step)}' where start,"
+ "stop, and step are integers. For example, to count from 1 to 10 by 2, use '{counter(1,11,2)}'."
+ "Note that the counter stops counting when the stop value is reached and does not return the"
+ "stop value. Start, stop, and step are optional and may be omitted. For example, to count"
+ "from 0 by 2s, use '{counter(,,2)}'."
+ "You may create an arbitrary number of counters by appending a unique name to the field name"
+ "preceded by a period: '{counter.a}', '{counter.b}', etc. Each counter will have its own state"
+ "and will start at 0 and increment by 1 unless otherwise specified."
+ " Note: {counter} is not suitable for use with 'export' and '--update' "
+ "as the counter associated with a photo may change between export sessions. See also {id}.",
"{album_seq}": "An integer, starting at 0, indicating the photo's index (sequence) in the containing album. "