[Feature]: support "help" as a subcommand synonymous with "--help"
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Description
Across all the different cloud providers, it becomes easy to forget which option brings up the documentation, manual page, or usage. I frequently find myself typing linode <command> help, only to then have to go back and running linode <command> --help (or -h).
It'd be nice if help as a subcommand was synonymous with --help. It'd be even nicer if a help subcommand brought up a full manual page similar to how AWS cli tools do it. Ideally, you'd then have linode <command> help get you the full, detailed manual page in the default pager and lincode <command> --help give you the summary of supported command-line options on stdout only.
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Start at the CLI entry points that parse <command> help, --help, and -h, and compare their current behavior. Clarify whether the change is only an alias or also requires a paged manual, then identify the existing CLI checks for help output and verify the agreed behavior for stdout and the default pager.
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- Stack tecnológico
- python
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- cli, cloud
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- 3-5 días
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- Bastante claro
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- 35/100