Migrate CLI Argument Parsing to Clap #27
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Migrate the CLI argument parsing to use the clap library, enhancing the CLI's usability and maintainability. This change introduces a structured way of handling command-line arguments and subcommands, making it easier to extend the CLI with new features in the future. Additionally, this migration facilitates better error handling and provides users with more informative help messages. - Implement `Cli` struct and `SubCommand` enum for structured argument parsing - Update `main` function to use clap for argument handling - Replace manual argument parsing with clap's automatic parsing - Improve error messages and help output by leveraging clap's built-in functionalities
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This Pull Request introduces a migration of the CLI argument parsing to use the Clap library. The motivation behind this migration is to enhance the CLI's usability and maintainability, providing a structured and extensible approach to handling command-line arguments and subcommands.
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This migration alters the way command-line arguments are parsed and handled, marking a significant improvement in the CLI's usability and code maintainability. Users now have access to more informative help messages and a clearer command-line interface.