use optparse applicative for parsing arguments #229
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Not using optparse for the subcommands as nix arguments cannot be parsed well using it. You have to either use
nom shell -- <nix args>or use theforwardOptionsinfomod which works globally. It turns all unparsed options and arguments into posistional arguments. This works well for the subcommands, but it messes up error handling fornomwithout a subcommand.