add subcommand aliases #231
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With this PR it is possible to define aliases for subcommands like this:
You can then write
./myprogram removeor./myprogram rmor./myprogram rThey show up in the help output like this:
Originall I wanted to use tag syntax
subcommand:remove,rm,rbut I couldn't because the commas are already defined to be a separator at a higher level so it would create trouble to write something likesubcommand:blah,help:something. I decided to go with pipes instead.Closes #230