Fixed long-option argument parsing

Arguments of long-options (e.g. --program-flags='--foo=bar') may contain
equal sign characters (=). Before this fix, these kind of options were
split up into "program-flags" and "--foo" removing the last part of the
argument. This was because only the first two colums from `awk -F= ...`
were used.

Now these kind of options will be split up correctly using Bash parameter
expansion: "program-flags" and "--foo=bar".

See man bash > Parameter Expansion for details.

Tested with:
sudo cp tdrop /usr/bin/tdrop
tdrop -W --program-flags='-e tmux --role=tdropwindow'   termite
tdrop -W              -f '-e tmux --role=tdropwindow'   termite
tdrop --normal-window -f '-e tmux --role=tdropwindow'   termite

It also works for boolen long-option flags without argument. In this
case both OPTION and OPTARG are set to the long-option name. Boolean
options don't use the OPTARG so it doesn't matter.

tdrop

@@ -91,8 +91,8 @@ do
 	a) auto_detect_wm=true;;
 	m) monitor_aware=true;;
 	-)
-		OPTION=$(echo "$OPTARG" | awk -F '=' '{print $1}')
-		OPTARG=$(echo "$OPTARG" | awk -F '=' '{print $2}')
+		OPTION=${OPTARG%%=*}
+		OPTARG=${OPTARG#*=}
 		case $OPTION in
 		height) height=$OPTARG;;
 		width) width=$OPTARG;;