keybase / keybase/client

`keybase help sigs` and `keybase sigs help` are asymmetric (former lacks revoke)

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Description

In version 1.0.11-20160212170047+3050b64, help sigs provides a different, truncated help listing compared to sigs help or simply sigs. Notably, it lacks the revoke subcommand.

timmc@curmudgeon:~$ keybase help sigs
NAME:
   keybase sigs - Manage signatures

USAGE:
   keybase sigs <command> [arguments...]

COMMANDS:
   list List signatures
timmc@curmudgeon:~$ keybase sigs
NAME:
   keybase sigs - Manage signatures

USAGE:
   keybase sigs <command> [arguments...]

COMMANDS:
   list     List signatures
   revoke   
   help, h  Shows a list of commands or help for one command
timmc@curmudgeon:~$ keybase sigs help
NAME:
   keybase sigs - Manage signatures

USAGE:
   keybase sigs <command> [arguments...]

COMMANDS:
   list     List signatures
   revoke   
   help, h  Shows a list of commands or help for one command

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Start by reproducing the difference between keybase help sigs, keybase sigs help, and keybase sigs using the commands shown in the issue. Trace the CLI help entry points for sigs and compare how their subcommands are assembled. Done means all three forms show the same complete listing, including revoke and help, h.

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Issue type
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