Adds "almost all" flag (-A) for compatibility with zsh's la alias

[ptcar2009]

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[ariasuni]

Well, the problem here is that your code change doesn’t handle the conflict between -a and -A. In exa in general, when using two contradictory flags, the latter is used. But here, exa -aaA would mean exa -aa, which is not quite what we want.

I think you should look at how --oneline overrides --long, for example.

Also, -AA should produce an error, see:
https://github.com/ogham/exa/pull/1049/files#diff-e691d70a9f56ceed21c51d53fe510b25dcc42814c641795e327ff141aaf704bdR172-R174

[ariasuni]

Closing this since exa is unmaintained (see #1243), and this has been done in the active fork eza.

(see eza-community/eza#43)