Add help, usage, and version options for woff2_compress + woff2_decompress#111
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I needed to be able to check the woff2_compress version from the executable.
This PR adds help (
--helpand-h), usage (--usage), and version (--versionand-v) command line options to the woff2_compress and woff2_decompress executables with very minimal command line documentation.Adds two new header files that contain the string literals. There is likely be a better approach to implement the version strings during the build process. Happy to modify to whatever approach is appropriate/better if there is any interest in supporting these command line options.
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