Preferred Syntax command line change on aliases.

# Feature request

- [X] New Core /Command/ Functionality

#### Describe your requested feature

You can adjust the title / above "new core command" title as well if required, didn't know exactly where to put this under. But, here goes.

Whenever you type in a command, a help menu will be shown how to use the command line. With a small example, if you run the `[p]kick` command, you'll get something like:

> Syntax: !kick [member] [reason]
> kick the member from the server.

Now suppose I'd add an alias to the kick command, something like: `[p]alias add kickingyou kick` so `[p]kickingyou` will have the same result as the kick command. But at this moment, when running the `[p]kickingyou` command, it'll show the exact same Syntax as the original command:

> Syntax: !kick [member] [reason]
> kick the member from the server.

What I'd really like to see is a Syntax command line (or maybe an option?) that keeps the Syntax to whatever the original command **used** (alias in this case) was. Even if an alias is involved. So in the end will result into:

> Syntax: !kickingyou [member] [reason]
> kick the member from the server.

Regards,
Skyrider