Allow pint wrapper scripts to accept and pass through command-line arguments

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Problem

The pint and pint-test wrapper scripts were hardcoded to only pass specific arguments (--config and --test) to the underlying Laravel Pint executable, ignoring any additional command-line arguments provided by users.

This meant users couldn't leverage Laravel Pint's full functionality through the wrapper scripts. For example, these commands would ignore the additional arguments:

# These arguments were being ignored
./pint --verbose                    # Verbose output ignored
./pint --dry-run                    # Dry run mode ignored  
./pint app/Models                   # Target directory ignored
./pint-test --verbose app/Controllers  # Both args ignored

Solution

Modified both wrapper scripts to accept and seamlessly pass through all command-line arguments using bash's "$@" parameter expansion:

Before:

$PINT_EXECUTABLE --config="$CONFIG_FILE"
$PINT_EXECUTABLE --test --config="$CONFIG_FILE"

After:

$PINT_EXECUTABLE --config="$CONFIG_FILE" "$@"
$PINT_EXECUTABLE --test --config="$CONFIG_FILE" "$@"

Usage Examples

Users can now pass any Laravel Pint arguments through the wrapper scripts:

# Verbose output
./pint --verbose

# Dry run to preview changes
./pint --dry-run

# Target specific directories
./pint app/Models
./pint-test app/Controllers tests/

# Combine multiple options
./pint --verbose --dry-run app/

The wrapper scripts maintain their core functionality (automatic config file detection and validation) while now supporting the full range of Laravel Pint's command-line options.

Documentation

Updated the README.md with examples showing how to use additional arguments with both wrapper scripts, making the new functionality discoverable for users.

Warning

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