feat: make error message in mmseqs run prettier #115
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This follows `color_eyre` conventions and uses different sections to make error message prettier. I think that chaining `.arg()` and then adding `-k` with `.args()` does not necessarily actually adds `-k`, but I don't know how to check it. So I opted for manually constructing all-in-one array of args, which I pass using a single `.args()` call. This also allow us to print the full command to the user and inspect it during debugging. Also refactored and simplified things a little. 
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After #115 where I tested mmseqs errors, I forgot to flip back the `--threads` arg to the correct spelling.
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This follows
color_eyreconventions and uses different sections to make error message prettier.I think that chaining
.arg()and then adding-kwith.args()does not necessarily actually adds-k, but I don't know how to check it. So I opted for manually constructing all-in-one array of args, which I pass using a single.args()call. This also allow us to print the full command to the user and inspect it during debugging.Also refactored and simplified things a little.