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Add cal command (#1739)
* Add cal command

* Fix docmentation to show commands on two lines

* Use bullet points on flag documentation for cal

* Dereference day before calling string method

* Silence Clippy warning regarding a function with too many arguments

* Update cal flag descriptions and documentation

* Add some tests for the cal command
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