fix: restore corrupted cmd/hexai/main.go from commit 6103208feature/anthropic-api-provider

Amp-Thread-ID: https://ampcode.com/threads/T-019c0e27-1598-778e-ad3b-fa43ce6e7073
Co-authored-by: Amp <amp@ampcode.com>

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 777 deletions

diff --git a/cmd/hexai/main.go b/cmd/hexai/main.go
index 6555444..7caedc6 100644
--- a/cmd/hexai/main.go
+++ b/cmd/hexai/main.go
@@ -17,10 +17,10 @@ import (
 )
 
 func main() {
-my ($configPath, $remaining) = splitConfigPath($ARGV[0]);
-my $logger = Log::Log4perl->get_logger("");
-$logger->level($Log::Log4perl::OFF);
-my $cfg = appconfig::LoadWithOptions($logger, { ConfigPath => $configPath });	cliEntries := cfg.CLIConfigs
+	configPath, remaining := splitConfigPath(os.Args[1:])
+	logger := log.New(io.Discard, "", 0)
+	cfg := appconfig.LoadWithOptions(logger, appconfig.LoadOptions{ConfigPath: configPath})
+	cliEntries := cfg.CLIConfigs
 	if len(cliEntries) == 0 {
 		cliEntries = []appconfig.SurfaceConfig{{Provider: cfg.Provider}}
 	}
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ my $cfg = appconfig::LoadWithOptions($logger, { ConfigPath => $configPath });	cl
 	}
 	_ = fs.Parse(remaining)
 	if *showVersion {
-		_, _ = fmt.Fprintln(os.Stdout, internal.Version)
+		fmt.Fprintln(os.Stdout, internal.Version)
 		return
 	}
 	var selection []int
@@ -69,778 +69,6 @@ my $cfg = appconfig::LoadWithOptions($logger, { ConfigPath => $configPath });	cl
 	}
 }
 
-
-// splitConfigPath scans the provided command-line arguments for a configuration file path.
-// It recognizes the following forms:
-//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path
-
-> Unknown command "//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path". Try /help?
-
-> The message:
-
-> Unknown command "//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path". Try /help?
-
-is not an error from your Go code, but rather from a tool or environment that is interpreting lines starting with `//` (which are Go comments) as commands. This often happens in interactive shells, notebooks, or environments that treat `//` as a special prefix.
-
-**How to fix:**
-
-- If you are running this code in a Go file (`.go`), you can safely ignore this message; Go itself will not complain about comments.
-- If you are running this in an environment that interprets `//` as a command (such as some REPLs or notebooks), you should remove or modify the comment lines to avoid this issue.
-
-**Example:**
-```go
-// The following forms are recognized for config path flags:
-//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path
-
-> Unknown command "//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path". Try /help?
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or REPLs interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In a normal Go source file, comments starting with `//` are fine and will not cause any issues.**
-
-### Why does this happen?
-- Some environments (like Jupyter notebooks with Go kernels, or certain online editors) treat `//` as a command prefix.
-- When you write a comment like:
-  ```go
-  // --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path
-
-> Unknown command "// --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path". Try /help?
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or paste your code—such as a REPL, notebook, or some online editors—that interprets lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go source files, lines starting with `//` are comments and are perfectly valid.**
-
----
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Some interactive environments treat `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and running it with `go run` or `go build`:**  
-  You can ignore this message. Go will not complain about `//` comments.
-
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that interprets `//` as a command:**  
-  - Remove or modify the comment lines starting with `//`.
-  - Or, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine. If your environment doesn't support them, use block comments or remove them.
-
-
-
-
-  ```
-  The environment tries to "run" this as a command, fails, and prints:
-  ```
-  Unknown command "//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path". Try /help?
-  ```
-
-### How to fix or avoid this?
-- **If you are writing a Go file (`.go`) and compiling/running with `go run` or `go build`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in a notebook or REPL that misinterprets `//`, either:**
-  - Remove or reformat the comment (e.g., use block comments `/* ... */` if supported).
-  - Or, prefix with a single `#` if the environment supports it.
-  - Or, just avoid comments that start with `//` at the beginning of a line.
-
-### Example:
-```go
-// This is a safe comment in Go source files.
-// The following forms are recognized for config path flags:
-//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path
-
-> Unknown command "//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path". Try /help?
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or paste your code—such as a REPL, notebook, or some online editors—that interprets lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In a normal Go source file, comments starting with `//` are fine and will not cause any issues.**
-
----
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Some interactive environments treat `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and running it with `go run` or `go build`:**  
-  You can ignore this message. Go will not complain about `//` comments.
-
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that interprets `//` as a command:**  
-  - Remove or modify the comment lines starting with `//`.
-  - Or, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine. If your environment doesn't support them, use block comments or remove them.
-
-
-
-
-```
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's an artifact of your environment misinterpreting Go comments as commands. In a normal Go source file, these comments are fine. If you want to avoid the message in your current environment, remove or reformat the comment lines.
-
-
-
-> The message:
-
-```
-> Unknown command "//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path". Try /help?
-```
-
-is **not an error from your Go code**. Instead, it comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or REPLs interpret lines starting with `//` as special commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go source files, lines starting with `//` are comments and are perfectly valid.**
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message:
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling/running with `go run` or `go build`:**  
-  You can ignore this message; Go will not complain about `//` comments.
-
-- **If you are using an interactive environment (like a notebook or REPL):**  
-  - Remove or modify the comment lines that start with `//`.
-  - Or, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.
-
-### Example
-
-```go
-// This is a valid Go comment and will not cause issues in Go source files.
-```
-
-or
-
-```go
-/*
-This is a block comment.
-It is also valid in Go source files.
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go code error. It's your environment misinterpreting Go comments as commands. In a regular Go file, you can safely use `//` comments.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It is coming from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or REPLs (Read-Eval-Print Loops) interpret lines starting with `//` as special commands, not as comments.
-
-**In Go source files**, lines starting with `//` are just comments and are ignored by the Go compiler.
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message:
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file**:  
-  You can ignore this message. Your code will compile and run fine with `//` comments.
-
-- **If you are using an interactive environment (REPL, notebook, etc.)**:  
-  - Remove or modify the comment lines that start with `//`.
-  - Or, use block comments (`/* ... */`) instead, if supported.
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-// This is a comment in Go and is safe in .go files.
-```
-
-or
-
-```go
-/*
-This is a block comment in Go.
-It is also safe in .go files and some REPLs.
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-Your Go code is fine. The message is from your environment, not from Go itself. If you want to avoid the message, remove or change the comment lines starting with `//` in your interactive session.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or paste your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or REPLs interpret lines starting with `//` as special commands, not as comments.
-
-**In Go source files, lines starting with `//` are comments and are perfectly valid.**
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file:**  
-  You can ignore this message. Go will not complain about `//` comments.
-
-- **If you are using an interactive environment (REPL, notebook, etc.):**  
-  - Remove or modify the comment lines starting with `//` before running the code.
-  - Or, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-// This is a Go comment and is fine in .go files.
-```
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It is coming from the environment or tool you are using to run or paste your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or code runners interpret lines starting with `//` as special commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, lines starting with `//` are comments and are perfectly valid.**
-
----
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Your environment (e.g., a REPL, notebook, or some online editors) is trying to interpret `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling with `go build` or `go run`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that doesn't support Go comments, remove or modify the comment lines.**
-- **Alternatively, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.**
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config path flags:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-
-> The message:
-
-```
-> Unknown command "//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path". Try /help?
-```
-
-is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or paste your code (such as a REPL, notebook, or some online editors). These environments sometimes interpret lines starting with `//` as special commands, not as Go comments.
-
-**In a regular Go source file, lines starting with `//` are comments and are perfectly valid.**
-
----
-
-## How to fix or avoid this message
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and running it with `go run` or `go build`:**  
-  You can ignore this message. Go will not complain about `//` comments.
-
-- **If you are using an interactive environment that interprets `//` as a command:**  
-  - Remove or modify the comment lines starting with `//` before running the code.
-  - Or, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine. If your environment doesn't support them, use block comments or remove them.
-
-
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine and will not cause issues.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or paste your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or code runners interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
----
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Your environment (e.g., a REPL, notebook, or some online editors) is trying to interpret `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-### How to fix
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling with `go build` or `go run`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that doesn't support Go comments, remove or modify the comment lines.**
-- **Alternatively, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.**
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine. If you want to avoid this message, remove or modify the comment lines that start with `//` before running the code in that environment.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or code runners interpret lines starting with `//` as special commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
----
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Your environment (e.g., a REPL, notebook, or some online editors) is trying to interpret `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling with `go build` or `go run`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that doesn't support Go comments, remove or modify the comment lines.**
-- **Alternatively, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.**
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or code runners interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, lines starting with `//` are comments and are perfectly valid.**
-
----
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Your environment (e.g., a REPL, notebook, or some online editors) is trying to interpret `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling with `go build` or `go run`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that doesn't support Go comments, remove or modify the comment lines.**
-- **Alternatively, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.**
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It is coming from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or code runners interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
----
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Your environment (e.g., a REPL, notebook, or some online editors) is trying to interpret `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-### How to fix
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling with `go build` or `go run`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that doesn't support Go comments, remove or modify the comment lines.**
-- **Alternatively, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.**
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine.
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or REPLs interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
----
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message:
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file:**  
-  You can ignore this message. Go itself will not complain about comments.
-
-- **If you are in an environment that interprets `//` as a command:**  
-  - Remove or modify the comment lines.
-  - Or, use block comments (`/* ... */`) instead of `//` for multi-line comments.
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config path flags:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine.
-
-
-or
-
-```go
-/*
-This is a block comment.
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-Your code is fine. The message is from your environment, not from Go. If you want to avoid it, remove or change the comment lines that start with `//` before running the code in that environment.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It is coming from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or code runners interpret lines starting with `//` as special commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Your environment (e.g., a REPL, notebook, or some online editors) is trying to interpret `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
-### How to fix
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling with `go build` or `go run`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that doesn't support Go comments, remove or modify the comment lines.**
-
-**Example:**
-```go
-// Recognized config flag forms:
-//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path
-
-> Unknown command "//   --config <path>, -config <path>, --config=<path>, -config=<path". Try /help?
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It is coming from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or code runners interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or paste your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or REPLs interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
----
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file:**  
-  You can ignore this message. Go itself will not complain about comments.
-
-- **If you are in an environment that interprets `//` as a command:**  
-  - Remove or modify the comment lines.
-  - Or, use block comments (`/* ... */`) instead of `//` for multi-line comments.
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config path flags:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine.
-
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
----
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Your environment (e.g., a REPL, notebook, or some online editors) is trying to interpret `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling with `go build` or `go run`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that doesn't support Go comments, remove or modify the comment lines.**
-- **Alternatively, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.**
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It is coming from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or code runners interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
----
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Your environment (e.g., a REPL, notebook, or some online editors) is trying to interpret `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-### How to fix
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling with `go build` or `go run`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that doesn't support Go comments, remove or modify the comment lines.**
-- **Alternatively, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.**
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or code runners interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
----
-
-## Why does this happen?
-
-- Your environment (e.g., a REPL, notebook, or some online editors) is trying to interpret `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-## How to fix
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling with `go build` or `go run`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that doesn't support Go comments, remove or modify the comment lines.**
-- **Alternatively, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.**
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It is coming from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or code runners interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
----
-
-### Why does this happen?
-
-- Your environment (e.g., a REPL, notebook, or some online editors) is trying to interpret `// ...` as a command, not as a comment.
-
----
-
-### How to fix
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file and compiling with `go build` or `go run`, you can ignore this message.**
-- **If you are in an interactive environment that doesn't support Go comments, remove or modify the comment lines.**
-- **Alternatively, use block comments (`/* ... */`) if your environment supports them.**
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config flag forms:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine.
-
-
-
-
-```
-Or just remove the comment if not needed.
-
----
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's an artifact of your environment misinterpreting Go comments as commands. In a normal Go source file, comments starting with `//` are fine and will not cause issues.
-
-
-
-> This message is **not an error from your Go code**. It comes from the environment or tool you are using to run or edit your code. Some interactive shells, notebooks, or REPLs interpret lines starting with `//` as commands, not as comments.
-
-**In standard Go files, comments starting with `//` are perfectly valid and will not cause any issues.**
-
-### How to fix or avoid this message:
-
-- **If you are writing a `.go` file:**  
-  You can ignore this message. Go itself will not complain about comments.
-
-- **If you are in an environment that interprets `//` as a command:**  
-  - Remove or modify the comment lines.
-  - Or, use block comments (`/* ... */`) instead of `//` for multi-line comments.
-
-**Example:**
-
-```go
-/*
-Recognized config path flags:
-  --config <path>
-  -config <path>
-  --config=<path>
-  -config=<path>
-*/
-```
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go error. It's a quirk of your current environment. In normal Go code, `//` comments are fine.
-
-
-
-
-```
-Or, just remove the comment if not needed.
-
-**Summary:**  
-This is not a Go code error. It's an artifact of your environment misinterpreting Go comments as commands. In a normal Go source file, comments starting with `//` are fine and will not cause issues.
-
-
-
-
-// The function returns the extracted config path (with leading/trailing whitespace trimmed)
-// and a slice of the remaining arguments with the config flag and its value removed.
-//
-// args: The command-line arguments to parse.
-// Returns: The config file path (if found, else empty string) and the remaining arguments.
 func splitConfigPath(args []string) (string, []string) {
 	var path string
 	rest := make([]string, 0, len(args))