extended the enum work to support List<TEnum>, so multiple enum values can be specified and collection in a strongly typed list.
Tests around enum parsing + refactor to pass

The CanParse  for the enum parser needed to be a bit more substantial to cater for all scenarios. I've tried to write as many tests as I can around enum arguments and this implementation passes all these tests.

I've replaced the CanParse method so that instead of just checking there is a single value available to parse, it now checks the value against all the known Enum names and int32 values. Unfortunately in .net 3.5 we don't have access to any Enum.TryParse methods, and instead of catching any exceptions thrown from Enum.Parse I feel this implementation suffices as it has a white list of values to check against.

Any errors found with the value being parsed need to come from the CanParse rather than the Parse, this is because the framework is setup to handle errors from CanParse and return them as part of the result object after parsing is complete. Any errors that are raised from the Parse method are not handled in this way.
Start migration of FluentCommandLineBuilder<T> to FluentCommandLineParser<T>

The Builder should be renamed to the same as the FluentCommandLineParser so that they are seen as the same command line parser. It would be nice to have just the one name. I have made the Builder obsolete without error and brought in a generic version of the FluentCommandLineParser. When the consumer news up a FCLP they should see there is the standard version and a generic version - perhaps this will increase adoption of the generic variant.

The FluentCommandLineBuilder will go through a couple of stages

1. Made obsolete with no error
2. Made obsolete with error.
3. Delete

The timescales for this are unknown at this stage.
update README to replace Builder reference with gernic parser
include generic fclp enum example