Major refactor #27
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Renamed some cli options, drop the "short" tag for github_project_owner.
With the "upstream" command, we can create a PR to use the existing CI. This PR should target the upstream base revision, so this new --github-upstream-base is used to get the name of this new branch and the upstream revision is used and pushed on the remote.
As the branch does not exist locally, need to add the extra refs/heads prefix.
It's probably better to have this as a setting in .ssh/config, or export GIT_SSH_COMMAND before invoking gerris: https://git-scm.com/docs/git#Documentation/git.txt-GITSSHCOMMAND
All options can be set in the config file. Command line options override values from the config file, if any. Makes the default values a bit hidden (previously handled by clap).
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Major refactor.