This feature will be complicated to add. Since a dictionary contains two types, key & value, it does not play well with the existing ArgumentTypeDescriptors which take an IArgument. Some of the descriptors need access to the Arity for the argument for parsing logic. In the case of bool, Arity is used to determine if the bool is a flag. Creating a KeyValueArgumentTypeDescriptor is easy enough but it cannot, in turn, call the other type descriptors to parse the type. I looked at adding ITypeInfo overloads but then Arity is not available for bool. Adding both IArgument and ITypeInfo can create confusion because the argument arity may not apply to the ITypeInfo being passed in.

Possibly we create a ITupleComponentArgumentTypeDescriptor interface and if a type does not implement it, then it can't be used in dictionaries. This does not feel elegant and it's an interface devs have to remember to implement. On the plus side, it's clear why you're adding it and what the inputs are. I don't think it's the right approach and I'm only mentioning it in the spirit of talking through ideas.