lazy compile: compiles a file. (For now only work on C, C++ and Java files)
lazy run: runs a file.
Run lazy help for help of any command.
Examples:
lazy create -t myfile.rs will create a directory called rs_projects along with a file myfile.rs under ~/Documents/, and open it with the terminal.
lazy compile program.c otherfile.cpp will search for each file under the ~/Documents/ directory and all subdirectories and compile them.
lazy run foo.c will search for the file under ~/Documents/ and all subdirectories and run it. If the file is not compiled yet, it will do so and then run it.
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