Issue #63: Move @subcommand to the bottom of DocParser info
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…ser info Found out that the `@subcommand sites` needs to be at the bottom of the DocParser block. I also made the formatting of that information a little more consistent with the rest of the commands. Signed-off-by: Elliot Voris <elliot@voris.me>
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Issue #63: Move `@subcommand` to the bottom of DocParser info
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Found out that the
@subcommand sitesneeds to be at the bottomof the DocParser block.
I also made the formatting of that information a little more
consistent with the rest of the commands.
Signed-off-by: Elliot Voris elliot@voris.me