List the display option flags in the CLI help - #61
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-h only mentioned the display options via the generic "any other -<name> <value> is a config variable override" line, so flags like -centera2 and -crtglow were undiscoverable. Add cfg_print_cli_flags(), which walks the Display Effects menu table and prints every entry that has a config-file name using its menu label, and call it from print_usage(). Being table-driven, the help picks up future options added to that menu automatically. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012YhTRt358eMKiNLiDXVDAB
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-h only mentioned the display options via the generic "any other - is a config variable override" line, so flags like -centera2 and -crtglow were undiscoverable. Add cfg_print_cli_flags(), which walks the Display Effects menu table and prints every entry that has a config-file name using its menu label, and call it from print_usage(). Being table-driven, the help picks up future options added to that menu automatically.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012YhTRt358eMKiNLiDXVDAB