discover: add --top-level-directory commandline option#1
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This commit adds a new `-t` parameter similar to python unittest
discover `-t` (--top-level-directory). This is useful for e.g.
justfiles with
```justfile
test *barrage_args:
python3 -m barrage -t {{PY_DIR}} {{barrage_args}}
```
so that extra args can be passed easily.
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This commit adds a new
-tparameter similar to python unittest discover-t(--top-level-directory). This is useful for e.g. justfiles withso that extra args can be passed easily.