Use cobra command for argument handling #11
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While this doesn't add any options or arguments, it does set up the command to recognize them. Specifically, that it shouldn't receive any arguments or options. This results in an error message when a user executes the command with additional arguments or options, so that usage like `git lzc --version` won't result in the executable surprisingly generating a commit. Fixes #10
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While this doesn't add any options or arguments, it does set up the
command to recognize them. Specifically, that it shouldn't receive
any arguments or options.
This results in an error message when a user executes the command with
additional arguments or options, so that usage like
git lzc --versionwon't result in the executable surprisinglygenerating a commit.
Fixes #10