Configuration based arguments parsing

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  1. protoargs

    Code generated C++11/Python/Rust/Go/Bash command line arguments parser, based on protobuf configuration

    Protoargs script uses arguments parser which is generated by itself. This is the configuration for protoargs script and code generated arguments parser.

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