fix(watch): don't backfill existing archives at watch startup

Co-authored-by: Belphemur <197810+Belphemur@users.noreply.github.com>
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@@ -78,6 +78,14 @@ Watch a folder for new CBZ/CBR files and optimize them automatically:
cbzconverter watch [folder] --quality 85 --override --format webp --split
```
Watch mode only reacts to filesystem events that occur *after* it starts; it does not
scan and optimize files that already exist in the folder when it starts. Run the
`optimize` command first if you need to process an existing library, then use `watch`
to keep it up to date going forward. The only exception is a directory that gets
created/moved into the watched tree while watch mode is running: since no per-file
event is emitted for files already inside it, its existing archives are processed once
when the directory is first detected.
Or with Docker:
```sh