Specifically, --ei (int extras) and --eia (int[] extras) now
use Integer.decode(), which means they accept negative
integers, base-16 integers formatted as #NNN and 0xNNN, and
base-8 integers formatted as 0NNN.
Additionally, --ez (boolean extras) can now be specified as
"true", "false", "t", "f", or an integer (any nonzero
treated as true). The previous behavior, based on
Boolean.valueOf(), would silently assign false if you
managed to get the spelling of "true" wrong.
Change-Id: I058254e907308006d403b5b7866c86bcaa03d8d3
795893eb6f