Release 1.1.3

• Repeated arguments can be declared with greedy: false. Every occurrence of such a flag takes
  exactly one parameter and multiple parameters are provided by repeating the flag, e.g.
  -r dir1 -r dir2. Parameters following the flag, such as a program name, are not consumed by
  the flag, and a missing parameter is reported as an error. By default, repeated arguments are
  greedy and consume all arguments up to the next flag.
• New terminator -- for the parameters of greedy repeated arguments, e.g.
  -f a b -- -l c d -- program. In contrast to the terminator ---, it does not end the parsing
  of flags: flags following it are parsed as usual, and it can be used with several repeated
  arguments. -- is ignored if it does not follow a repeated argument.
• New property Argument.greedy; new parameter greedy for the initializers of Argument and
  RepeatedArgument, for Flags.argument, Flags.arguments, Flags.strings, Flags.ints,
  Flags.doubles and Flags.enums, and for the @CommandArguments property wrapper