Add mention of "update" command to scripts/app help #1741
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The
scripts/appshell script has anupdatecommand, but that wasn't mentioned in the help. Commit ab4ebf5 adds that command to the help message.Also while reading through the script I noticed that the bit which checks that an app has been specified on the commmand line (for all commands except
ls-installed) uses anif/else, but because theifclause ends in anexitthere's no need for theelseclause. Commit ddbce83 tidies that up.