This has been bounced around for a couple years now
#474 and a few others have expressed desire to work with non-standard
option names. We have been somewhat resistant to that but I think it can
be done now. This PR adds a modifier `allow_non_standard_option_names()`
It is purposely long, it is purposely off by default. But what it does
is allow option names with a single `-` to act like a short option name.
With this modifier enabled no single letter short option names are
allowed to start with the same letter as a non-standard names. For
example `-s` and `-single` would not be allowed.
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This is follow up work to my previous series. I've tried to make the
Meson build mirror the CMake build more closely. I've also made an
attempt at adding some instructions to the documents on using Meson.
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* remove the symbolic link in the meson test
* update python version in meson test
* remove directory from git and add directory creation into azure scripts
* remove the generated symlink
* Update azure-pipelines.yml
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* meson: Basic meson support
With this patch, CLI11 can be used as a meson
subproject: http://mesonbuild.com/Subprojects.html
However, CMake is still required for testing and
installation. The current meson.build is not a
complete replacement.
* meson: Added meson test
* Adding Azure test
