golang-github-tdewolff-argp 0.0~git20240223.719bbce-1 source package in Ubuntu

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golang-github-tdewolff-argp (0.0~git20240223.719bbce-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  * New upstream version 0.0~git20240223.719bbce
  * Add new dependencies as per go.mod
  * Remove 0001-TestArgpTypes-skip-failing-test-cases.patch
    as https://github.com/tdewolff/argp/issues/1 has been fixed upstream

 -- Anthony Fok <email address hidden>  Fri, 23 Feb 2024 18:52:59 -0700

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golang-github-tdewolff-argp-dev: GNU command line argument parser (Go library)

 The argp Go package provides a command-line argument parser
 following the GNU standard.
 .
   ./test -vo out.png --size 256 input.txt
 .
 with the following features:
 .
  * build-in help (-h and --help) message
  * scan arguments into struct fields with configuration in tags
  * scan into composite field types (arrays, slices, structs)
  * allow for nested sub commands
 .
 GNU command line argument rules:
 .
  * arguments are options when they begin with a hyphen -
  * multiple options can be combined: -abc is the same as -a -b -c
  * long options start with two hyphens: --abc is one option
  * option names are alphanumeric characters
  * options can have a value: -a 1 means that a has value 1
  * option values can be separated by a space, equal sign, or nothing: -a1 -
    a=1 -a 1 are all equal
  * options and non-options can be interleaved
  * the argument -- terminates all options so that all following arguments
    are treated as non-options
  * a single - argument is a non-option usually used to mean standard in or
    out streams
  * options may be specified multiple times, only the last one determines
    its value
  * options can have multiple values: -a 1 2 3 means that a is an
    array/slice/struct of three numbers of value [1,2,3]
 .
 See also github.com/tdewolff/prompt for a command-line prompter.