Make default diff mode --git when using no arguments
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Rather than fail when `smithy diff` is called with no arguments, we will insteadd assume that the caller meant `smithy diff --mode git` and use `git` mode against HEAD. So now: ``` smithy diff # mode is --diff smithy diff --old some-file --new some-file # mode is --arbitary smithy diff --old some-file # Fails due to --arbitrary missing --new smithy diff --new some-file # Fails due to --arbitrary missing --old ```
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Rather than fail when
smithy diffis called with no arguments, we will insteadd assume that the caller meantsmithy diff --mode gitand usegitmode against HEAD.So now:
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