feat: display subcommands as nested commands instead of as flat list of all commands #29
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When creating complex or deeply nested commands, the previous behavior displayed a long flat list of all the commands, including all the subcommands at all nested levels.
For example, consider a program with the following list of commands:
cmdcmd parentcmd parent onecmd parent twoRunning
cmd --helpwould show the complete list, which is probably not the expected behavior, especially as the list of commands grows.This PR changes the behavior so that only the next level of subcommands is displayed.
cmd --helpwill only showcmd parentas an available command.cmd parent --helpwill only showcmd parent oneandcmd parent twoas available subcommands.