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This is what clap-based modules would look like. How do you feel about giving these more verbose usage instructions in the list of modules?
I will refactor everything to use clap before merging this after we settle on a style (for the readme in particular). Right now I've taken the output of
extremely --help
, removed the windows-specific bits, and removed the--help
option.Compilation time hasn't been noticeably affected by deriving
Parser
for just a single module.For reference, here is the output of
extremely --help
on my machine: