rpm completion: fix file completion for stacked options like -vhU and -vhi#158
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… -vhi -h/--hash was only defined inside the install state handler, so when _arguments -s processed stacked options like -vhU or -vhi, it could not recognise -h at the top level. This prevented the mode flag (-U/-i) from being reached, leaving the state machine without a mode and offering no file completions.
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-h/--hashwas only defined inside the install state handler, so when _arguments -s processed stacked options like-vhUor-vhi, it could not recognise-hat the top level. This prevented the mode flag (-U/-i) from being reached, leaving the state machine without a mode and offering no file completions.