Renamed Waitable to Transaction (Progression -> Waitable -> Transaction -- might it be that this concept is no crispy enough and should be revisited? I think so!); increased test coverage for lots of classes in the tracking namespace, all but 3 are now 100% covered; eliminated redundant ProgressUpdate events from the ProgressTracker and adjusted unit tests so progress update events that re-report the current progress are optional; added a new idea for a replacement of the broken (quality-wise, at least) command line parser

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Source/Parsing/CommandLine.cs

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+using System;
+using System.Collections.Generic;
+using System.Text;
+
+namespace Nuclex.Support.Source.Parsing {
+
+#if false
+  /// <summary>
+  ///   Parses an application's command line parameters for easier consumption
+  /// </summary>
+  /// <remarks>
+  ///   <para>
+  ///     At the time of the creation of this parser, there are already several command line
+  ///     parsing libraries out there. Most of them, however, do way too much at once or at
+  ///     the very least use one huge, untested clutter of classes and methods to arrive
+  ///     at their results.
+  ///   </para>
+  ///   <para>
+  ///     This parser does nothing more than parse the command line arguments. It doesn't
+  ///     interpret them and it doesn't check them for validity. Due to this, it can easily
+  ///     be unit-tested and is an ideal building block to create actual command line
+  ///     interpreters that connect the parameters to program instructions and or fill
+  ///     structures in code.
+  ///   </para>
+  /// </remarks>
+  public class CommandLine {
+    public static CommandLine Parse(string commandLine) {}
+  }
+  
+  public struct CommandLineOption {
+  
+    /// <summary>Contains the raw string the command line argument was parsed from</summary>
+    public string Raw;
+    /// <summary>Method used to specify the argument (either '-', '--' or '/')</summary>
+    public string Method;
+    /// <summary>Name of the command line argument</summary>
+    public string Name;
+    /// <summary>Value that has been assigned to the command line argument</summary>
+    public string Value;
+    /// <summary>Method used to assign the value (either '=', ':' or ' ')</summary>
+    public string Assignment;
+
+  }
+#endif
+
+}