A first impression reading the "Getting started": https://tokay.dev/getting-started/ https://tokay.dev/getting-started/ How does the Tokay executable know tha

A first impression reading the "Getting started": https://tokay.dev/getting-started/ https://tokay.dev/getting-started/ How does the Tokay executable know that some argument is a string vs. a file? # What if I have a file named "save the wales"? tokay program.tok -- file.txt tokay program.tok -- "save the wales" # What if I have a file named '.+'? tokay program.tok tokay '.+' This feels like someone thought this was neat because you don't need to specify `-e`, but it comes at the cost of ambiguity where your program does something different depending on the filesystem. This has a cost in environments where you're not in full control (e.g. when you distribute your executable for others to use).