UError: Output of Try --help for more information uses full path for util name

When one sets the UError usage flag, the error message is appended by:
Try 'util --help' for more information.

But this looks very odd when one starts the utility from somewhere else:

cmp: missing operand after 'cmp'
Try 'Development/diffutils_fork/target/debug/diffutils cmp --help' for more information.

Would it not be better to just output the util name, like:

cmp: missing operand after 'cmp'
Try 'cmp --help' for more information.

This is part of the main macro and could easily be changed:

            // disable rust signal handlers (otherwise processes don't dump core after e.g. one SIGSEGV)
            #[cfg(all(#signals, unix))]
            uucore::disable_rust_signal_handlers().expect("Disabling rust signal handlers failed");
            let result = uumain(args);
            match result {
                Ok(()) => uucore::error::get_exit_code(),
                Err(e) => {
                    let s = format!("{e}");
                    if s != "" {
                        uucore::show_error!("{s}");
                    }
                    if e.usage() {
                        use std::io::{stderr, Write as _};
                        let _ = writeln!(stderr(),"Try '{} --help' for more information.", uucore::execution_phrase());
              -->       // change: let _ = writeln!(stderr(),"Try '{} --help' for more information.", uucore::util_name());
                        // or even better to use translate, this makes it also consistent with errors clap returns
              -->       // let msg_try = uucore::translate!("clap-error-help-suggestion", "command" => uucore::util_name());
                        // let _ = writeln!(stderr(),"{msg_try}");
                    }
                    e.code()
                }
            }

If it is fine with you I would create the PR to use uucore::util_name() and translate!.

This would result in:

cmp: missing operand after 'cmp'
For more information, try 'cmp --help'.

Start at the main error-handling macro shown in the issue and inspect the existing uucore::execution_phrase(), uucore::util_name(), and translate! helpers. Change the usage suggestion to use the utility name and the translated wording, then verify that an invocation from another directory reports only the command name in the help hint.