Refactor FlatC to receive FlatCOptions
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* Refactor FlatC to receive `FlatCOptions` * switch to c++11 unique_ptr
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* Refactor FlatC to receive `FlatCOptions` * switch to c++11 unique_ptr
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* Refactor FlatC to receive `FlatCOptions` * switch to c++11 unique_ptr
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Instead of having the
FlatCompile.Compileparse the command line arguments, have it take in a newFlatCOptionsoption struct that can be parsed/created separately. This helps reduce the size ofCompile.This is part of a general refactoring I am doing of flatc to make it a bit more modern and easier to extend.