Keep the pre-2.0 command line working as an alias - #72
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in2lambda FILE FILTERexits with an error namingin2lambda convert FILE FILTER. There is no need to break it. When the first argument is an existing file (or a path to one) rather than a subcommand name, print one deprecation line to stderr and runconvertwith the same arguments; the shell-completion exemption and the message for a first argument that is neither stay as they are. Version becomes 1.1.0 and the CHANGELOG entry describes the alias, not a removal. Done when the four old-form invocations in tests/test_cli.py convert successfully with the deprecation line on stderr, andin2lambda convertis unchanged.Workbench ticket t47.