Doesn't repair apt-get command

[thiswillbeyourgithub]

The Fuck 3.28 using Python 3.6.7 and ZSH 5.4.2
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

How to reproduce the bug:

type apt-get insatll test which is a wrong command ("insatll" insteaf of install)
returns E: Invalid operation insatl
type fuck
returns a previous apt-get command : sudo apt-get install redshift [enter/↑/↓/ctrl+c]
what should happen is a correction of insatll into install, as well as for at-get apt-gt etc

[djh82]

This occurs because the help content of 'apt-get' now looks like the help content for 'apt' and so when the apt_invalid_operation rule tries to parse it to find the appropriate replacement, it fails.

I guess we could update _parse_apt_operations in apt_invalid_operations.py to be:

def _parse_apt_operations(help_text_lines):
    is_commands_list = False
    for line in help_text_lines:
        line = line.decode().strip()
        if is_commands_list and line:
            yield line.split()[0]
        elif line.startswith('Basic commands:') \
                or line.startswith('Most used commands:') \
                or line.startswith('Commands:'):
            is_commands_list = True

and then to remove _parse_apt_get_and_cache_operations entirely?