fix: add consistent focused help for nested CLI commands #290
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ed266bb76d) is open.task-521ffebf; no project files were edited and no verification was rerun.Acceptance criteria
--helpand-h:cli/src/help.tscentralizes the route inventory, including root, parent, and leaf command paths, and resolves both flags before command execution.mainandrunCommandreturnExitCode.Okwhen focused help resolves, before global validation or command handling.slug <command> --help; existing search guidance moved into focused help.Quality checks
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