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*Too* restrictive on argument-names

I love the idea of rminimist — deterministic parsing of the command-line without aggressive and paranoid configuration, with the intuitive and simple-JavaScript-y style of minimist? yes please.

However, rminimist is currently way too restrictive about flags' names … at least, in my very-humble-opinion. All of these are invalid, and are just going to be completely ignored by rminimist, even if they're explicitly typed by the configuration-object:

$ script.js -@ --passé --a-longer-flag

Of course, I can construct arbitrarily-pathological examples, but those three seem to summarize a few relatively-reasonable use-cases that rminimist is currently broken for.

Is this outside of rminimist's scope, or might it be a welcome fix?

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