Add error reporting when extracting files #17
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it'll return false if there was an error extracting the file
This should fix a few crash bugs with .rar files. Also add -Wno-misleading-indentation to silence a warning in p7zip without having to fork the whole repo to fix it.
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This modification makes Extract() return false if an error occurred while extracting, and adds a new method, GetLastExtractError, to C7Archive, making it possible to determine just what kind of error occurred. This should useful when using lib7zip in a context where errors need to be detected, e.g. when searching through downloaded archives.