-t option is tricky

[sbatial]

So I don't think there is a way to make -t the same as in ls.
I don't say it is impossible.
But the best implementation I have right now does work but nevertheless eats the next argument, even if it starts with a -.

The core problem(s) seem(s) to be: -t is not really a shorthand in ls but a dedicated option which is equivalent to --time=modified. And our parser can currently not represent shortform-only options.

I'll have to think about what the best way forward is in my eyes but my gut is that the best way of getting such a feature to work is to make changes to the parser first to have it support short options without a long form.

[cafkafk]

I'll have to think about what the best way forward is in my eyes but my gut is that the best way of getting such a feature to work is to make changes to the parser first to have it support short options without a long form.

This sounds non trivial, I changed the pr to a draft for now.