Doesn't support contextual flags with multiple definitions (i.e. `pacman -Rc`)

[AlurienFlame]

the -c flag for pacman has differing definitions based on the letter that comes before, but this tool only shows the first explanation (which applies to pacman -Qc) rather than the contextually correct one.

Observed behavior: pacman -Rc describes -c using the definition for --changelog, which only applies as an option for -Q.

Expected behavior: pacman -Rc describes -c using the definition for --cascade, which applies to -R.

https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/resolute/man8/pacman.8.html

[idank]

I'm not sure how these rules could be applied in a general way. Adding instructions to the manage parser hits diminishing returns rather quickly, especially when asked to infer meaning from the option text (which has a lot of variation).

The easiest thing might be for the UI to let you paginate between multiple matches for a given option, rather than choosing the first hit.

[AlurienFlame]

I concur, I would not want to implement generalized doc parsing. Your solution seems like a good compromise.