Unix command line processing required that the initial 'd' of "-DECgraphics" be lowercase so that it wouldn't conflict with -D for wizard mode. This retains -D for wizard mode and now also recognizes "-debug" (case insensitive, but full 5 letters necessary) for the same thing, and allows "-DECgraphics" to be capitalized as it is throughout the rest of the program (actual matching is case-insensitive, so "-dec" and "-decgraphics" still work. It now requires that anything after "DEC" match the rest of that string instead of accepting "-DECanthing" as a synonym for "-DECgraphics". Likewise for "-IBMgraphics": when more than 3 letters are supplied, the extra ones must be an initial substring of "graphics" rather than arbitrary characters. The raw_printf() warnings don't actually work as intended, but that isn't a change from the old behavior so I've left them in for now.
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