Implement argument and option type casting

[gustavothecoder]

As reported in the issue #129, although we have the type config when defining arguments and options, we don't type cast the value for the user, which for some may seem like a bug.

This PR implement a simple type casting logic for some types. Since some types that users currently receive as string will start to be received as another type (e.g. integer), this is a breaking change.

The CLI bellow demonstrates all available types:

require 'dry/cli'

module Demo
  extend Dry::CLI::Registry

  class TypeCast < Dry::CLI::Command
    argument :a_int, type: :integer
    argument :a_flo, type: :float
    argument :a_boo, type: :boolean
    argument :a_fla, type: :flag
    argument :a_str, type: :string
    argument :a_arr, type: :array
    option :o_int, type: :integer
    option :o_flo, type: :float
    option :o_boo, type: :boolean
    option :o_fla, type: :flag
    option :o_str, type: :string
    option :o_arr, type: :array

    def call(a_int:, a_flo:, a_boo:, a_fla:, a_str:, a_arr:, o_int:, o_flo:, o_boo:, o_fla:, o_str:, o_arr:, **)
      puts <<~HEREDOC
        Arguments:
          #{a_int}\t\t\t#{a_int.class}
          #{a_flo}\t\t\t#{a_flo.class}
          #{a_boo}\t\t\t#{a_boo.class}
          #{a_fla}\t\t\t#{a_fla.class}
          #{a_str}\t#{a_str.class}
          #{a_arr}\t#{a_arr.class}
        Options:
          #{o_int}\t\t\t#{o_int.class}
          #{o_flo}\t\t\t#{o_flo.class}
          #{o_boo}\t\t\t#{o_boo.class}
          #{o_fla}\t\t\t#{o_fla.class}
          #{o_str}\t#{o_str.class}
          #{o_arr}\t#{o_arr.class}
      HEREDOC
    end
  end

  register "type-cast", TypeCast
end

Dry::CLI.new(Demo).call

The output:

$ demo type-cast 42 42.42 t off 'This is a string' 1 2 3 --o_int=42 --o_flo=42.42 --no-o_boo --o_fla --o_str='this is a string' --o_arr=1,2,3

# Before:
Arguments:
  42                    String
  42.42                 String
  t                     String
  off                   String
  This is a string      String
  ["1", "2", "3"]       Array
Options:
  42                    String
  42.42                 String
  false                 FalseClass
  true                  TrueClass
  this is a string      String
  ["1", "2", "3"]       Array

# After:
Arguments:
  42                    Integer
  42.42                 Float
  true                  TrueClass
  false                 FalseClass
  This is a string      String
  ["1", "2", "3"]       Array
Options:
  42                    Integer
  42.42                 Float
  false                 FalseClass
  true                  TrueClass
  this is a string      String
  ["1", "2", "3"]       Array

[gustavothecoder]

I used rails as a base.