feat: add single file processing support for mock generation with -source flag#32
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When running mocktail, it can be cumbersome to regenerate all generated mock implementation.
This PR adds a new flag to the CLI to allow the generation of mocks for all interfaces in a file.
It can be used like so:
//go:generate mocktail -source=interfaces.goDisclaimer
I know this is not a perfect implementation of the idea, and that it does not follow the common mocktail comments. I will not be mad if it is not incorporated in the repo as is.
But I think it's a nice way to use the tool, and we do not need to traverse the whole module, go:generate already does that for us.