Make aliases be auto-detected and inserted into help texts.

Fix autocompleter for all commands.

Multiple help-related changes - Make every command's POD doc have a single-line introductory description. This help is then used as a one-liner summary in Term::Shell. - Tie %cmd_map to IxHash to preserve hash elements' order. - Fix bug in Term::Shell's code related to command aliases. (Also emailed Term::Shell author to include the fix in next release.) - Remove run_() which already exists in Term::Shell. - Use Term::Shell's help facilities instead of manually redefining run_help() and other related commands. The complete POD documentation is still available for viewing if user invokes ./shelldap --help. - Completer functions are disabled right now (fix coming in the next commit)

Properly handle Ctrl+C; add '?' and 'man' aliases; don't import symbols Make Ctrl+C behave like in the shell (abort current line, redisplay) Add '?' and 'man' as aliases for help Add qw// on module 'use's to not import any symbols

Do not sort flaglist twice With this change, 'inspect'ing an element prints its attributes in a defined order: (requiredness, multivaluedness) Previously, the order was alphabetical and varying.

Make 'cat' default to '.' (cwd) instead of requiring argument

Improve command descriptions

Streamline %cmd_map %cmd_map was previously a hash containing: { real_function => alias_function, ... } Now the structure of the hash is: { alias_or_real_func => [ real_func/if_any, autocompleter_func ], ... } This allows for a more streamlined definition of commands and aliases, and makes it possible to keep all data in %cmd_map instead of having additional special cases.

Improve 'help' command POD documentation has been modified to list available shell commands using =head2 instead of =item. This, combined with run_help() modified to accept arguments, allows one to use 'help <command name>' to get help for a specific command, similar/equal to getting help for shell builtins in regular shells. E.g.: help cat help list

Fix precedence of command line arguments Previously, when autogenerating the config file, the name of config itself was included in the YAML contents. This in turn caused the config file to be re-parsed again and any command line arguments were overwritten with values from the config file. Now the name of config file is not dumped if it is equal to the file being written, and the config file is not reparsed if it is the same file.