Use named arguments in sub-commands (inspired by OCamlPro/owi#461) #260
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As inspired by OCamlPro/owi#461: - use cmdliner's monadic syntax to build cmd terms; - use named arguments in the cmds functions. Other changes include: - Moving sub-commands into respective `cmd_<command_name>.ml` modules; - Creating a `Solver_mode` module; - Moving most functions from `Solver_dispatcher` into a more appropriate `Solver_type` module - Explicit exit codes for Term, Parse, and Exn error outputs in cmdliner.
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As inspired by OCamlPro/owi#461:
Other changes include:
cmd_<command_name>.mlmodules;Solver_modemodule;Solver_dispatcherinto a more appropriateSolver_typemodule