Document %SUB-MAIN-OPTS<allow-no|numeric-suffix-as-value>

Author: lizmat

doc/Language/create-cli.pod6

@@ -353,7 +353,35 @@ $ raku example.raku -abc=asdf # Error
 $ raku example.raku -/abc     # Error
 =end code
 
-This option is only available starting in the 2020.10 release.
+This option is only available starting in the 2020.10 release of the
+Rakudo compiler.
+
+=head3 X<C<allow-no>|Programs,allow no- to negate>
+
+When C«%*SUB-MAIN-OPTS<allow-no>» is set to a true value, then negation
+of arguments on the command line can also be indicated by using the
+C<no-> instead of C</>.
+
+=begin code :lang<shell>
+$ raku example.raku --/foo    # named argument "foo" is False
+$ raku example.raku --no-foo  # same
+=end code
+
+This option is only available starting in the 2022.12 release of
+the Rakudo compiler.
+
+=head3 X<C<numeric-suffix-as-value>|Programs,simpler way for numeric values>
+
+When C«%*SUB-MAIN-OPTS<numeric-suffix-as-value>» is set to a true value,
+then single letter arguments can have a numeric value specified as a suffix.
+
+=begin code :lang<shell>
+$ raku example.raku --j=2  # named argument "j" is 2
+$ raku example.raku -j2    # same
+=end code
+
+This option is only available starting in the 2022.12 release of
+the Rakudo compiler.
 
 =head2 X<C<is hidden-from-USAGE>|Reference,hidden-from-USAGE>