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Improve strcase behavior, expand cli options #94

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@cludden cludden commented Feb 28, 2025

This builds on top of #89 by replacing the existing usage of the iancoleman/strcase third-party library with a local strcase package that better supports the new ignore-acronyms plugin option and also changes the flags behavior to use semicolon delimiters for better ergonomics.

In order to prevent backwards incompatible changes to generated code, the protobuf options have been expanded to support custom overrides to various cli command and field names, aliases, and usage.

This builds on top of #89 by replacing the existing usage of the
`iancoleman/strcase` third-party library with a local strcase package
that better supports the new ignore-acronyms plugin option and also
changes the flags behavior to use semicolon delimiters for better
ergonomics.

In order to prevent backwards incompatible changes to generated code,
the protobuf options have been expanded to support custom overrides to
various cli command and field names, aliases, and usage.
@cludden cludden force-pushed the cludden/ignore-acronym branch from 3818a52 to f30762a Compare February 28, 2025 16:50
@cludden cludden marked this pull request as ready for review February 28, 2025 17:44
@cludden cludden merged commit 4311aac into main Feb 28, 2025
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@cludden cludden deleted the cludden/ignore-acronym branch February 28, 2025 17:45
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