docs: add alias context to uv tool run --help command
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zanieb
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| about = "Run a command provided by a Python package. Also available via the alias `uvx`.", | ||
| after_help = "You can also use `uvx` as an alias for `uv tool run`. \n\ |
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Oh there's already a comment for this above in the long help i.e. uv help tool run. I'm a bit hesitant to add it to the short help?
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Sorry! Do you mean Run a command provided by a Python package or just that we don't need a second short note about uvx being available in the short help? If so feel free to close :D
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Summary
uv tool run --helpCLI that lets users know about the shorthand,uvxTest Plan
Building and running CLI