I noticed you set the compression options for xz to -9. I'm not sure this
is a good idea, with -9 xz will use 674MB of memory - even for files that
are smaller than that (a 100MB file used 674MB, and a 3.3MB file used
139MB, but it probably varies depending on content).
I think you should not set any number, and let xz decide on the default
(which is currently -6, which has a max of 94MB).
Is it realistic to take another option (1-9) to pass to the compressor if
people want to change it?
BTW thanks for implementing this so fast!
-Ariel
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