Handle long option names for the supported output styles… #52
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… as well as all valid combinations accepted by GNU diff to request a context/unified diff.
I initially intended to use a ready-made library (like clap) to parse parameters in an easier to read/maintain fashion, but I had to give up on the idea for the sake of compatibility with GNU diff's implementation.