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Generally pretty happy with this, made a number of small docs changes. To keep the format of the flags the same (i.e. they're all off by default), maybe I separated |
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closes #144
closes #119
fetch_args_list()
has these arguments, open to better/clearer naming suggestswith_base_url
sounds like it follows the withr/etc. pattern but doesn't #82TODO: