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Why\nRight now flags are defined via Go stdlib (so works), but README/examples heavily use / etc. This is a sharp edge for new users and makes the project feel unfinished.\n\n## Proposal\nOption A (recommended): adopt (drop-in replacement) to support long form while keeping backward-compatible.\nOption B: keep stdlib and update README + docs + examples + help output to single-dash form.\n\n## Acceptance Criteria\n- Choose A or B and make docs + output consistent\n- Add e2e or CLI tests that cover at least one flag (if adopting A)\n- Update README examples accordingly\n\n## Notes\nThere is already an issue (#3) about this mismatch; consider closing it as duplicate if this supersedes it, or linking them.
Why\nRight now flags are defined via Go stdlib (so works), but README/examples heavily use / etc. This is a sharp edge for new users and makes the project feel unfinished.\n\n## Proposal\nOption A (recommended): adopt (drop-in replacement) to support long form while keeping backward-compatible.\nOption B: keep stdlib and update README + docs + examples + help output to single-dash form.\n\n## Acceptance Criteria\n- Choose A or B and make docs + output consistent\n- Add e2e or CLI tests that cover at least one flag (if adopting A)\n- Update README examples accordingly\n\n## Notes\nThere is already an issue (#3) about this mismatch; consider closing it as duplicate if this supersedes it, or linking them.