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It could remain as a ghost city or as ruins

Otherwise the output could be like this:

=== Turn 100 ===
population 7606
bands 3
tribes 80
chiefdoms 0
settlements 85

Now it is based only on Biome, consider other factors (rivers should be a boost, coasts also) like humidity, permeability, whatever.

If we have more gradual prosperity the nomadic groups will tend to follow more straight paths.

Instead of splitting more organized society tend to create new settlements still connected to the original one.

And they could be even more distant if they fear each other.

Initially we will just avoid moving a group to a tile already occupied.

When saving history we store each game but many elements do not change.
In particular languages are super-expensive. Save new versions only when they change.

People in places with high prosperity should tend to move less

It could help with some warnings/errors

There should be the option of getting a file with all the facts happening, maybe as an html file with hyperlink, organized by time and by societies

...or when other conditions are met. It should happen eventually (not at the very beginning also because of possible performance problems).

Maybe when they reach a certain number of people?

Different settlements can grow apart or being merged into one society

When civs is run without arguments, it complains that

Error: World to be used not specified (option -w missing)

Use -h for help
Exit.

Fair enough.
The same message is produced, however, if civs is run with "-h" or "--help". Checks for option flags that will always cause a program to abort after printing out fixed information on the program (like "--help"/"-h", "--version", etc.) should always be made before checks which ensure that all necessary arguments for a normal run have been given.
Since you're also the author of civs-browser, I won't repeat this there but just mention here that that project has the same problem.

On the amount of population and from interactions with other groups

I'm aware this might not be the focus of this project, however I am an artist, not a programmer (even though I understand the basics of it) and so I'm unable to run this and I very much want to test it.
I'm on Win10, and already installed Leiningen, but I dont know how to proceed any further... Can you tell me how?