Add a --once flag that will run the entire pipeline exactly once and exit #7569
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I have need of #2546 so I figured I'd give implementing it a shot.
Instead of taking the approach of #6537 I decided instead to see what would happen if we didn't modify any existing code and just duplicated the relevant bits. As was suggested on that PR, there isn't a huge amount of code to be shared between a single run and the usual long-running loop.
Its possible that bits could be refactored out (e.g the filtering and overrides before writing to output) but even in those cases its note a huge amount of code that has been duplicated anyways.
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