delete.term doesn't let you delete multiple terms in one go

[atacratic]

Whereas you can do view a b c and edit a b c, you can't do do delete.term a b c or delete.type A B C (or delete.term 1-3 for that matter). Would sometimes be convenient if it did accept this.

Maybe more generally a consistency pass over the commands for this would be good - see also #1396, #1397.

.> delete.term a b c

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  `delete.term` takes an argument, like `delete.term name`.

[atacratic]

ditto delete.term-replacement and delete.type-replacement - they don't allow multiple args

[philderbeast]

I wanted to do this too after forgetting to prefix items 14-16 with Vincenty.:

.flight.Geodesy> ls

  1.  DirectProblem    (type)
  2.  DirectProblem/   (11 definitions)
  3.  DirectSolution   (type)
  4.  DirectSolution/  (8 definitions)
  5.  Haversine/       (8 definitions)
  6.  InverseProblem   (type)
  7.  InverseProblem/  (8 definitions)
  8.  InverseSolution  (type)
  9.  InverseSolution/ (11 definitions)
  10. Math/            (9 definitions)
  11. Maybe            (type)
  12. Maybe/           (1 definition)
  13. Vincenty/        (7 definitions)
  14. azimuthFwd       (Ellipsoid -> LatLng -> LatLng -> Optional Rad)
  15. azimuthRev       (Ellipsoid -> LatLng -> LatLng -> Optional Rad)
  16. distance         (Ellipsoid -> LatLng -> LatLng -> Optional Float)
  17. patch            (patch)

.flight.Geodesy> delete 14-16

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  `delete` takes an argument, like `delete name`.

[aryairani]

Let delete (#2571), delete.term, delete.type, delete.namespace, delete.patch take multiple arguments, which it removes in one aggregate step.