If the expected "next offset" doesn't match the offset we read, it may

merely mean that we mistakenly treated stuff from the text-dump part of
the file we're reading as if it were hex byte data (e.g., if the first
non-white-space part of the text dump was a 2-digit hex number).  If the
offset we read is less than the expected next offset, assume that's the
problem, and throw away enough extra bytes to make the offset we read
the expected next offset.

"getopt()" will never, for any option that the "getopt()" string says
takes an argument, leave "optarg" null; if no argument was specified,
it'll return an error, so there's no need to check for a null "optarg".

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