Improvements to "m", a personal command line tool

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 From m to m2
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 Having used m for many years now, I encountered two primary problems. 
 The first is startup performance. Even with lazy module loading (see here ), calling m without any subcommands still took ~250ms on my laptop. 
 The second problem is code verbosity. To add a new command, one needs to create a new class in a separate file, import it in main, and…

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