Fix 5702: prevent confusing error if dev_tools/modules.py is invoked without arguments
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…d without arguments (quantumlib#5706) This PR changes `main` in `dev_tools/modules.py` in a very simple way: if the user invokes it without any arguments, it pretends that `--help` was given as the argument instead. This prevents the error described in issue quantumlib#5702 and makes the whole thing a little bit more user friendly.
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This PR changes
mainindev_tools/modules.pyin a very simple way: if the user invokes it without any arguments, it pretends that--helpwas given as the argument instead. This prevents the error described in issue #5702 and makes the whole thing a little bit more user friendly.