line_diff 0.9.0

A tool to compare single lines by tokenizing them into chunks
Documentation
# line_diff

Tool to make a diff between to single lines. The intended use case is to compare long lines where parts are different or missing.
For example:
* long command lines with many arguments and flags
* Compiler commands with many paths (with potentially different order)
* Long function declarations with slightly different arguments

Features:
* Multiple, user specified separators
* Converting all text to lowercase
* Sorting chunks before comparing the chunks
* Different input options: Command line, two files, single file or standard input
* Statistics about the number of chunks and number of characters
* Store preprocessed data into files in order to use favorite diff tool

## Example output

Comparing to different cargo commands with arguments in different order. 
With line_diff it is easy to spot that the only difference is the --release argument
```
Line 1: 
cargo run -- -o --file f1.txt -s ",;"
Line 2:
cargo run --release -- --file f1.txt -s ",;" -o
┌────────┬────────────┬───────────┐
│ Line 1 │    Same    │  Line 2   │
├────────┼────────────┼───────────┤
│        │ ",;"       │           │
│        │ --         │           │
│        │ --file     │           │
├────────┼────────────┼───────────┤
│        │            │ --release │
├────────┼────────────┼───────────┤
│        │ -o         │           │
│        │ -s         │           │
│        │ cargo      │           │
│        │ f1.txt     │           │
│        │ run        │           │
├────────┼────────────┼───────────┤
│   37   │ Characters │    47     │
├────────┼────────────┼───────────┤
│   8    │   Chunks   │     9     │
└────────┴────────────┴───────────┘
```

## Examples

Compare two lines from two different input files.
```
line_diff --file1 f1.txt --file2 f2.txt
```

Compare two lines from two different input files. With the -o option the chunks will be sorted before comparison.
This is handy for cases such as compiler flags where the ordering does not matter.
```
line_diff --file1 f1.txt --file2 f2.txt -o
```

Compare two lines from two a single input file and with sorting of the chunks. 
Specify two different separators (' ' and ';') with the -s option
```
line_diff --file f1.txt -o -s ' ' ';'
```

Compare two lines by specifying the string on the command line
```
line_diff --line1 "hello world" --line2 "hello there"
```

Compare two lines, but first convert them both to lowercase
```
line_diff --line1 "hello world" --line2 "Hello wOrld" -l
```