Fix timewarp and batch-edit so that --uuid option prevents processing of current selection.

[RhetTbull]

          Yes, I should update the help text. Also, I think if `--uuid` is used then the current selection should not be used. I'll open a new issue for this.

I've been thinking about how to make batch-edit and timewarp (and any future commands that operate on selected photos) more useful. One idea I'm thinking of is something like this to use osxphotos query:

osxphotos query --query-options --uuid-only | osxphotos timewarp --uuid-from-file -

This would pipe a list of uuids to timewarp for processing. This avoids having to clutter timewarp with all the query options. It would require a new option for osxphotos query that prints only uuid. (This can be accomplished today with osxphotos query --print "{uuid}" --quiet but that's cumbersome). Open to feedback on improving this approach.

Originally posted by @RhetTbull in #1777 (comment)

[oPromessa]

I'm giving it a try to address this topic on --timewarp. Will see later about --batch-edit.

FYI, noticed the following behaviour of PhotosLibrary().selection

osxphotos/osxphotos/cli/timewarp.py

Line 565 in 56a6601

photos.extend(PhotosLibrary().selection)

On Monterey:

View	Selection	Command	Message/Result
Library View	NO Selection	timewarp -i	Nothing is done.
Viewing one Album	NO Selection	timewarp -i	Operates over all pics in Album
Library view	Pics Selectect	timewarp -i	Operates over pics selected
Viewing one Album	Pics Selectect	timewarp -i	Operates over pics selected

[RhetTbull]

Thanks for the test data on selection behavior. I'm not sure I can control this as it's the built in behavior of Photos but might be good to document this.