[Question] Help Documentation for "optional" options.

[Simonl9l]

It seem that to have an "optional" option it must have a default value assigned to parameter in the commands method signature. Otherwise the --help indicates them as (Required) Isn't a Required option more an Argument?

This mean that for any command any "optional" options all have to be at the end of the signature, whilst this is feasible, the --help is perhaps too technical - exposing facets of the underlying implementation.

Whist a string parameter could be nullable - string? param1 = null this results in the --help saying (Default: null) - which is kinda technical, and if alternatively one defines the parameter as string param1 = "" results in the --help saying (Default: "").

Additionally the option type if nullable are used is defined as --param <string?> tha tis also a tad technical.

If there was a way to say it's optional say, in part of the /// <param....></param> the help could just say (Optional) - or nothing (as it's already described as being part of Options:)?

An option is possibly required, dependent on the presence of other options, but this is also not configurable?

[neuecc]

Arguments are options for ordering.

I think it's unavoidable that the default outputs technical details, but
I agree that there are cases where you don't want to show them.
I'd like to make it possible to manually adjust the range a bit more.