fix(help):Be dense on short next line help #4190
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If short help is too long for the terminal, clap will automatically switch to next line help. As part of next line help for longs, we add a blank line between args. This helps make the args clearer when dealing with multiple paragraphs. However, its not as much needed for short and subcommands (always short), so now short matches subcommands. This was inspired by clap-rs#3300 and a part of clap-rs#4132
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If short help is too long for the terminal, clap will automatically switch to next line help. As part of next line help for longs, we add a blank line between args. This helps make the args clearer when dealing with multiple paragraphs. However, its not as much needed for short and subcommands (always short), so now short matches subcommands.
This was inspired by #3300 and a part of #4132