Add --help options to cli #15
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I've opted to not go too deeply into "proper" arg parsing, or too detailed on how the cli evokes their behaviour. Will defer that to a time where we add features that change the underlying gem behaviour.
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Closes #12, thank you for the suggestion @brandondrew !
I've opted to defer adding "proper" arg parsing, and introducing seams for the cli to evokes their behaviour.
Will defer that to a time where we add features that change the underlying gem behaviour.
Also noting that
-?as a help option is a strong Windows convention, but is a struggle to implement with how zsh handles file matching with the?metacharacter. I think the two other choices should cover our needs, and match expectations other gems set.