Update cbz/zip compression to be faster#2960
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CBZ compression took time and sometimes would stall.
I wanted to try and resolve that.
TZipper already stops and throws an exception if it can't add a file, so if packing failed, the code wouldn't reach the verification.
Use DoZipCbz instead of relying on 7za.exe
Previously, packing CBZ needed to hand the job off to 7za.exe and wait for it to finish
DoZipCbz is already a method that can do the job and not use resources on 7za