Currently, we have to use the "--literate" flag explicitly for the literate files mentioned on the command line. For imported modules, we auto-detect whether the module is literate based on the file extension (see discussion in #19). We should use the same heuristics also for the files mentioned on the command line. We can keep "--literate" as a way to override the default.
This should probably be adressed together with #55?
Currently, we have to use the "--literate" flag explicitly for the literate files mentioned on the command line. For imported modules, we auto-detect whether the module is literate based on the file extension (see discussion in #19). We should use the same heuristics also for the files mentioned on the command line. We can keep "--literate" as a way to override the default.
This should probably be adressed together with #55?