New Command Line Arguments

Features

• Users can now use the command line to bypass planetary parameters differences if they choose to by entering override. Also, prereduced data is now workable with command line arguments.
• All command line arguments:
  -i inits.json -o reduce override
-i inits.json -o prereduced override
-i inits.json -o reduce
-i inits.json -o prereduced
-i inits.json
• If users use the -o argument, they must enter 1 or more parameters. Also, you cannot enter both reduce and prereduced as that will result in an error. If override is not a given parameter, it will assume the user still wants to check between the NEA and their JSON file.
• Also, override will not scrape the NEA. For a possible future update, it might be better to check the inits.json file for missing values and fill them in with the NEA values. However, this does give flexibility to users who don't have internet access at the time of reduction and would rather just use their JSON values.
• Users can also type in -h and it will show a list of choices for -o since it must be spelled correctly.
• Code clean-up regarding LDTk
• Users can now enter HH:MM:SS for Latitude and Longitude.

Bugfixes

• None.