(also sorry for the silly errors, this is my first ever open source contribution (ᴗ—ᴗ—) )
I see, i thought it was the getopt library doing that and it was not a feature of shell.
I have a few ideas on making the prompt a little more fun (useless) but I'm not sure if it would be appropriate as a built in feature(option) or as a patch
Is it really parsed by shell? what i have seen is that C processes the argument one character at a time when there is no quotation present.
This is a bit hacky, I hope its not a problem?
im unable to recreate it... Have you enabled cache and and have fuzzel correctly point to it? for example
A work around this is to put the arguement in quotation, so --with-nth="{1..3}"