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Lightweight C++ command line option parser
Multiplatform command line interface parsing for Kotlin
Simple Lightweight Option Parsing -
easy to use, powerful & expressive command line argument parsing for modern C++ / single header / usage & doc generation
A powerful framework for developing CLIs in Swift
I guess there is no real consistent scheme, but quite a few tools capitalize the help section headers.
So maybe a flag could be added to do the same when using kotlin-argparser.
So showiing
Usage: [-h] [-a] IMAGE-DIRECTORY MARKDOWN-FILES...
Optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a, --auto Automatically remove orphan images
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I know it's really an edge case since it can only happen when not reading the awesome documentation properly.
But since it's actually a contradiction according to the documentation and other similar things are also throwing an error, you might want to consider checking for this case and throwing an INVALID_DEFINITIONS error?
Alternatively it would make sense to just document which one wins,