[3.0] Add --only option to SilkTouch#2591
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I've always felt the Program-class-less entrypoint approach to be less readable. It's fine if it's only a few lines, but logic, methods, and constants start to blur together.
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Summary of the PR
This was originally implemented in #2406 by Curin. I ported this back to the main branch now that I'm planning on adding more jobs.
I also decided to change the SilkTouch entrypoint to use a Program class instead of the top-level statement (entrypoint with no Program class/Main method) approach currently used. I like the structure that the Program provides since it prevents methods, constants, and logic from blurring together. In my opinion, top-level statements are only nice when the entrypoint is simple.
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Original implementation: https://github.com/dotnet/Silk.NET/pull/2406/changes?show-viewed-files=false#diff-029de316f704ec70da7eeb03b1ff777ca03df4c441bc519ba460d596b23ab14dL20
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