Bastian Köcher
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* sc-cli: Fix bugs after switching to clap3 Before switching to clap3 we support cli options like `--reserved-nodes A B` and after you needed to pass `--reserved-nodes` cli option multiple times `--reserved-nodes A --reserved-nodes B`. This is fixed by setting `multiple_occurrences(true)` option. This also done for all the other `Vec` cli options in `sc-cli`. Besides that `--sync` wasn't supporting case insensitive parsing of the value. This is now also supported. For both regressions a test is added. Besides that the pr removes all the `rename_all = PascalCase` attributes, because they are not needed. All other `ArgEnum`s were checked and all are already using `ignore_case(true)`. * Bring back `PascalCase`, because otherwise it falls back to `kebab-case`...
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