Handle IO for (CLI) morph inputs in a function#274
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this looks fine modulo comments. It needs tests for the logic.
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CLI morph inputs were handled separately in the single morph and two multiple morph functions within
morphapp.py. This has been restructured into a function inmorph_io.py. Note that Python-only morphs are still handled separately outside this function as they are not enabled formultiple-morphs/targets(since a user can simply write a for loop instead).