Add new ruleset for IEEEtran citation style
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Previously, we did not draw a precise distinction between the two citation styles
IEEEtranandieeetr(fromIEEEtran.cls). This was mainly due to the reason that I did not know myself, that those two were separate styles.This adds a new ruleset for the LaTeX built-in
IEEEtrancitation style. For this, we modify the way the script argumentrulesetis parsed by allowing to specify the rulesets shipped with the program directly (e.g. by calling it by its name:bibtex_linter path/to/refs.bib IEEEtran). However, the default behavior stayed the same, so this change should be backward compatible. Additionally, we adapt theREADME.mdaccordingly, drawing a more precise disctinction between theieeetrandIEEEtranstyles.Furthermore, this adds the observations for the styles:
plain,apalikeandIEEEtranto thetest/test_templatedirectory.Fixes #12