[GH-18] Resolves "unbound variable" errors #32
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This PR clears OPTARG (as opposed to `unset OPTARG`) for a valid long option without a required argument (e.g. `--charlie`). I believe this matches the behavior of builtin `getopts` for valid short options without an argument.
Clear vs. unset OPTARG for valid long option without argument
Fix default argument logic
Redeclare OPTARG instead of clear
Check if !OPTIND is unbound
This PR adds a check that prevents an error when nounset is enabled (`set -u`) and `!OPTIND` is unbound, i.e. when there are no more arguments left to process and `getopts_long` encounters a final option that is missing a required argument. This matches the behavior of the builtin `getopts` command.
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This PR adds checks to prevent getopts_long errors when
set -u(shorthand forset -o nounset) is enabled. This setting ensures that accessing an unset or undefined variable triggers an error, which helps catch scripting mistakes and avoid unintended behaviour caused by typos or missing variables.