Add ability to enable/disable checks #41
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There is now a new "enabled" flag which can be used to skip the loading of a check unless the user explictly opts into the check. By default, all checks are enabled unless the author disables them. I only added --enable, since adding --disable will require some additional logic for parsing. Either way, --ignore does almost the same thing, but --disable would prevent the check from even being loaded, whereas --ignore only suppresses an error.
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There is now a new "enabled" flag which can be used to skip the loading of a check unless the user explictly opts into the check. By default, all checks are enabled unless the author disables them.
I only added --enable, since adding --disable will require some additional logic for parsing. Either way, --ignore does almost the same thing, but --disable would prevent the check from even being loaded, whereas --ignore only suppresses an error.