feat(command): add support for post-run hooks#12
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This change adds support for providing post-run command hooks, enabling commands to be (when needed) initialization & tear-down wrappers around concrete sub-commands. Unlike pre-run hooks (which are run in order, depth-last, before actual command execution), post-run hooks are run depth-first (reverse order). Both the pre & post run hooks can be structs that have their own flags and configurations.
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This change adds support for providing post-run command hooks, enabling commands to be (when needed) initialization & tear-down wrappers around concrete sub-commands.
Unlike pre-run hooks (which are run in order, depth-last, before actual command execution), post-run hooks are run depth-first (reverse order).
Both the pre & post run hooks can be structs that have their own flags
and configurations.