varargin completition in matlab

To enable auto-completion for varargin in MATLAB when writing a function, you need to use the inputParser function.

main.m
        Here is an example code for a function that takes a variable number of inputs using `varargin`, and uses the `inputParser` to enable auto-completion:
        
        ```
        function myFunction(varargin)
        % MYFUNCTION Example function with variable number of inputs.
        %    myFunction(arg1,arg2,arg3,...) Description of the function goes here.
        %       arg1, arg2, arg3, ... - Description of input arguments goes here.
        
        p = inputParser;
        p.CaseSensitive = false;
        addParameter(p,'OptionalParam1',defaultval1,@isnumeric);
        addParameter(p,'OptionalParam2',defaultval2,@isnumeric);
        parse(p,varargin{:});
        
        optparam1 = p.Results.OptionalParam1;
        optparam2 = p.Results.OptionalParam2;
        
        % Now you can use optparam1 and optparam2 in your function.
        end
        ```
        By defining the input parameters of your function using `addParameter`, MATLAB will auto-complete the names of the parameters for you when you use this function. You can also specify default values and validation functions for each input parameter.
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