Expose terminal subcommand #75
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For use cases where only the final subcommand in the sequence needs to be run (e.g. `git remote add` just runs the add subcommand of remote), it would be useful to identify that subcommand directly. Since that pointer is already helpfully stored in the parser, simply exposing it via a method worked nicely.
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Co-authored-by: Eric Greer <ericgreer@gmail.com>
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For use cases where only the final subcommand in the sequence needs to be run
(e.g.
git remote addjust runs theaddsubcommand ofremote), it would beuseful to identify that subcommand directly. Since that pointer is already
helpfully stored in the parser, simply exposing it via a method worked nicely.