ternera/auto-wikipedia-download — reverse-engineered prompt

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Build me a simple Python tool that downloads the latest full Wikipedia database dump to my computer and can keep it updated automatically. When I run it, it should ask if I want automatic downloads, then set up the right scheduler for Windows, macOS, or Linux if I say yes.

It should show a clear progress bar while downloading, save the big dump file locally, and if the download gets interrupted it should resume instead of starting over. Keep it easy to configure so I can change the download schedule or target dump later. Please include the scheduler files or setup steps for the three major operating systems, plus a short README that explains requirements, storage warning, install steps, basic usage, and troubleshooting.

Use Python, keep dependencies minimal, and make it friendly for someone who just wants an offline copy of Wikipedia.

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