The macro crate exports the command macro, as well as IDE support macros to improve development experience with command types.
Note: It isn't recommended to use this crate directly but rather to use the re-exported command macro in the main create
Because the #[command] macro changes function signatures, some IDEs do not track this (looking at you CLion), and report subsequent Framework::command(cmd) calls as invalid. To fix this I added a procedural macro in the crate that changes the signature of the Framework::command function from Any to an acceptable command type.