Use argparse intermixed args if possible #122
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I've removed a few things that have come to light in creating the new wrapper for rose-date:
Removed references to -cAdded=signs to--offsetoptions since--offset -PT2Hdoesn't work with Argparse. Apparently Argparse doesn't like anything it doesn't think is a number being passed like this and ISO-Datetime-offsets aren't sufficiently number-like. 😞Make argparse cope with intermixed args and options (at least at python 3.7).