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This looks to be left over from before Squirrel used Stub Executables (#868) and probably doesn't belong there anymore - originally app shortcuts were always to Update.exe so there needed to be a way to distinguish between parameters intended for Update.exe and parameters for the app.
Why do we always append "-a" to the app argument in shortcuts.
My application takes parameter as
MyApp.exe --mainConfig "SomeXml" --otherConfig "PathToSomeOtherXml"
However when the shortcut is created it appears as:
MyApp.exe -a "--mainConfig SomeXml --otherConfig someOtherConfig"
Why did we chose to always prepend "-a"? "-a" is not a generic best practice so trying to understand why it was decided like so?
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