Describe which option is required for which mounter in the usage and in the specific option

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Summary

For a normal user it is not possible to know if e.g loopbackHostName, mountOption, volumeName is possible to use with e.g. org.cryptomator.frontend.fuse.mount.LinuxFuseMountProvider

What software is involved?

• Operating System: Not relevant
• Cryptomator CLI: 0.6.0

Volume Type

None

Steps to Reproduce

1. cryptomator-cli unlock --help

Expected Behavior

From within the usage, I should understand which options I need to set for which mounter. loopbackHostName e.g. does not make any sense together with FUSE, this should be noted in the option.

Actual Behavior

Options:
  -h, --help             Show this help message and exit.
      --loopbackHostName=<loopbackHostName>
                         Name of the loopback address.
      --loopbackPort=<loopbackPort>
                         Port used at the loopback address.
      --maxCleartextNameLength=<maxCleartextNameLength>
                         Maximum cleartext filename length limit of created
                           files. Remark: If this limit is greater than the
                           shortening threshold, it does not have any effect.
      -mop, --mountOption=<mountOptions>
                         Additional mount option. For a list of mount options,
                           see the WinFsp, macFUSE, FUSE-T and libfuse
                           documentation.
      --mounter=fully.qualified.ClassName
                         Name of the mounter to use
      --mountPoint=/path/to/mount/point
                         Path to the mount point. Requirements for mount point
                           depend on the chosen mount service
      --password:env=<passphraseEnvironmentVariable>
                         Name of the environment variable containing the
                           passphrase
      --password:file=<passphraseFile>
                         Path of the file containing the passphrase. The
                           password file must be utf-8 encoded
      --password:stdin   Passphrase, read from STDIN
  -v, --verbose          Activate verbose mode
  -V, --version          Print version information and exit.
      --volumeId=<volumeId>
                         Id of the virtual volume.
      --volumeName=<volumeName>
                         Name of the virtual volume.

Reproducibility

Always

Relevant Log Output

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Anything else?

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