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Minor improvements in 'kubectl run' flag help #105514

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I initially noticed a minor typo in --tty, and while fixing it,
I noticed small discrepancies in some other flags. These minor
changes should make the 'kubectl run' flag help slightly more
correct (hopefully). 馃檪

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I didn't touch the flags that were marked for deprecation.

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I initially noticed a minor typo in --tty, and while fixing it,
I noticed small discrepancies in some other flags. These minor
changes should make the 'kubectl run' flag help slightly more
correct (hopefully). 馃檪
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Thank you 鉂わ笍
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soltysh commented Oct 21, 2021

/triage accepted
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