The zip_set_file_compression() function sets the compression method for the file at position index in the
zip archive to comp with the compression method specific comp_flags. The comp is the same as returned by
zip_stat(3). For the comp argument, currently only the following values are supported:
ZIP_CM_DEFAULT default compression; currently the same as ZIP_CM_DEFLATE, but flags are ignored.
ZIP_CM_STORE Store the file uncompressed.
ZIP_CM_BZIP2 Compress the file using the bzip2(1) algorithm.
ZIP_CM_DEFLATE Deflate the file with the zlib(3) algorithm and default options.
ZIP_CM_XZ Use the xz(1) algorithm for compression
ZIP_CM_ZSTD Use the zstd(1) algorithm for compression
NOTE: Only the deflate and store methods can be assumed to be universally supported.
The comp_flags argument defines the compression level. This value is dependent on the compression
algorithm. In general, lower numbers mean faster de/compression and higher numbers mean slower
de/compression. For ZIP_CM_BZIP, ZIP_CM_DEFLATE, and ZIP_CM_XZ 1 is the fastest compression and 9 the
best, 0 chooses the default. For ZIP_CM_ZSTD possible values are ZSTD_minCLevel(3) to ZSTD_maxCLevel(3);
negative values must be cast to zip_uint32_t.
Further compression method specific flags might be added over time.
The current compression method for a file in a zip archive can be determined using zip_stat(3).