Simplify CLI usage.

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The default usage should be:

./src/main.sh --services 8050:gitlab:8070/9001:dash:9002/22:ssh:22

And that should:

Checks

• [ ] check if there already exist any onion domains.
• [ ] Check if the ssl certificates for that/those services already exist.
• [ ] check if the services are up and running.
• [ ] check if the root ca already has been added to Ubuntu
• [ ] check if the root ca already has been added to apt Firefox
• [ ] check if the root ca already has been added to snap Firefox
• [ ] check if the root ca already has been added to Brave
• [ ] check if the root ca already has been added to Tor

Delete args

If (any) of those data types already exists, and the user did not specify the "delete" command for that type of data, throw an error.

One should be able to give 1 command -da, --delete-all to automatically delete all the pre-existing:

• onion domains
• ssl certificates

One should be able to give 1 command: -do, --delete-onions to automatically delete the pre-existing:

• onion domains.

One should be able to give 1 command: -dsc --delete-service-certificates to automatically delete the pre-existing:

• ssl certificates from the services that are given in the --services command. (Do not delete the root ca in this case).

One should be able to give 1 command: -drc --delete-root-certificate to automatically delete the pre-existing:

• root ca certificates

Perform intended command

• [x] apply those certificates to the services
• [x] Add that certificate to Ubuntu
• [x] Add that certificate to firefox (if it is installed)
• [ ] Add that certificate to Brave (if it is installed).
• [ ] Add that certificate to Tor (if it is installed).